Time to think about a To Do List for Autumn:
- Drew has inspired me to want to learn to knit. Actually, I knitted briefly as a kid, but that was when dinosaurs roamed the Earth and there wasn't anywhere near the funky patterns and yarns that there are now.
- Mend, revamp or throw/give away stuff that is hanging in my wardrobe unworn since forever.
- Get my sewing machine fixed.
- Print up and have framed the photo enlargements I've been wanting to give as gifts for months now. (Draw the line at developing a taste for scrapbooking.)
- Maybe make some soft toy gifts for the huge tribe of kids my friends have created.
Yeah, that'll keep me going for a while.
9 comments:
Ooh, Andrew, you'll have to come along to SSK (linked off my blog). I won't be there until I can climb stairs again. Or there's Kris's stitch'n'bitch groups in the city.
I will! I read with horror about your recent injury on your blog. OUCH! Get better soon, huh!
i am confident you can learn to knit! it's loads of fun and very relaxing. it will keep you warm during the upcoming autumn.
drew
Hey Drew, thanks for the vote of confidence! My Gran taught me decades ago, but it's been thirty years at least ::gulp:: since picked up a pair of needles.
I could be way off or even out of line for saying so, but it would be great to see...
"Find out what's keeping you awake at night and do something to reclaim your peace of mind, and body."
...at the top of your to do list. It doesn't seem much like having "enough to keep [you] going for a while" is a problem that needs immediate addressing.
Wing, good point but a whole seperate topic all and of itself. :) I've always had sleep issues, but they've been particularly erratic since I broke my collarbone about 3 years ago and spent about 3 months barely sleeping at all. They've never really settled down that well since.
Seasonally speaking...What determines the date your autumn begins and ends? Up north here we base the changes of seasons on equinoxes and solstices.
We don't begin spring until March 21 but it lasts until June 21.
Is Australia Welsh enough to have autumn begin on March 1 because it's St. David's Day?
Btw, men knitting here is all the rage. With complex complicated 3-D designs -- sweaters that look like you could hurt yourself putting one on. Or put out an eye, perhaps.
As for insomnia, have you tried reading any of Stephen King's books?
Gee Morgan, why not just call a spade a spade and call me a fat slob who watches too much television.
PS. I think you and Wing both missed the point that this was a To DO List about craft projects. If I was posting a To Do List about the rest of my life, then this comment may have been more justified in my opinion.
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