The move went as well as could be expected. As predicted, the following happened:
I’ve been on a project that literally consumed me for the last three months – often working 18+ hrs/week extra (which is why the blogging has suffered). I hit an all time record with a 36 hour straight work session. I hope to never repeat that again.
I just came through a horrifically busy period at work (I had 47 hours of overtime in 2 weeks if that gives you an idea…) so for the last month, I haven’t had much time for anything else but coming home and collapsing into bed.
Thankfully that project is over, so life is returning to normal. Sort of.
I have two very large projects on my plate at work that are sucking up almost every waking moment. 12 hr days do not leave a lot of time for knitting/spinning/blogging.
A while ago I was approached by the wonderful John and Alan at The Fibre Garden to do some design work for them. What a wonderful
partnership it’s turned out to be!
The first project is a …
I’ve had many people ask me why I spend time spinning (let alone knitting) yarn. In today’s world where you can go pick up finished sweaters for under $20, and socks for around $2 it doesn’t make sense to them.
I’ve settled on this explanation.
Despite the fact that Mother Nature had a hissy fit last night and dropped a messy load of snow on us, spring is just three weeks away. I can’t even begin to tell you how glad I’ll be to kiss my
boots and put them to sleep for an …
As I mentioned in my last post, there are things going on in my life that require a great deal of thought and evaluation. Just as I started to see my way clear of one of the issues I’ve been gnawing on, another one reared its head
I’m late with my posting because, well I’ve had the plague. It started the Wednesday before Christmas when I went on vacation (of course) and is
still lingering on. No amount of cough medicine, …
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