Work was a nightmare today so I wasn't able to address the heat issue until this afternoon. Luckily, when I flipped the breaker off and then back on and went to try the heat again, the furnace kicked right in. What a relief! It is supposed to get down to 27 tonight and I don't think I could have taken it. :-)

Sock class was last night and let me tell you, I have a new found appreciation for anyone who can actually knit socks. How in the world do you hold all those needles? I had to start over three times but may be getting the hang of it. I'm trying to decide if I want to work on the computer tonight or if I want to knit. I should probably knit while I can remember what she told us, but part of me wants to just surf the net tonight.
Blessings
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2 comments:
You are a braver woman than I am! The thought of using more than two needles or circular needles scares me. I guess that's why I stick to scarves, even though I yearn to try making a hat and mittens.
I would need to keep on knitting to make sure I have the technique down. Good thing that your furnace worked. It isn't pleasant when the temperatures drop and there isn't any heat.
In your comment, you mentioned doing encaustics work. I would love to see some examples. That sounded so cool!
Knit, for Heaven sakes Knit! If you are like me, knitting time is precious and scarce.
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