2) September 13-16: moved a lot of stuff
3) October 5-9: Rochester, Minnesota for the annual meeting of the Midwest Chapter of the Medical Library Association
3) October 12-14: Breckenridge, Colorado for a friend's wedding
4) October 14-17: Lubbock, Texas for the annual meeting of the South Central Chapter of the Medical Library Association
5) October 17-22: San Antonio, for a little vacation (after all, I was already in Lubbock, only an 8 hour drive away! And my chauffeur was another knitter!)
And then I did next to nothing (except move more boxes around and, oh, yeah, go to my regular job on a daily basis) until.....
6) November 18-19: Sister and brother-in-law visited on their way to Mom's for Thanksgiving
7) November 21-24: Thanksgiving at Mom's!
And now -- since last Saturday, the 25th, I've been in Chicago for yet another conference.
As you can imagine, I still have boxes to unpack, but I have finished some knitting projects, including finishing a pair of much-needed and long-languishing gloves for myself.
It's really hard to take a picture of your own hand!
I also worked a bit of conductive thread into the tips of the right index finger and thumb, so I can use my iPhone while wearing them. It really works!
7 comments:
Those gloves are gorgeous -- so you! And I didn't know they made conducting thread that you could knit into gloves. That is the coolest thing I've seen in a long time. Hope you're getting settled in okay. I really enjoyed our drive back from Lubbock!
I bought some of that thread but have yet to get it into a glove. I mean to use it in the pair on the needles now, and also to retrofit other pairs for smartphone action. Glad to hear it works.
Yay! A blog post from my favorite blogger!
OK, so where did you buy the yarn? I only found a 2 pound cone. If you bought a 2 pound cone, I'll buy some from you!
OK, I missed the good links. I'm off shopping!
Beautiful glove! Wow - you have been busy!!
Congrats on the townhouse! And sheesh, do you have ANY downtime?! :)
Those gloves are stunning.
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