I haven’t been up to much lately. Still recovering from traveling (went to L.A., Vancouver, and Eugene in two weeks!) and getting back into the swing of things here at work.
I haven’t even been knitting much. I didn’t knit for two or three days. Usually I knit every day, so that should let you know how tired I am.
I’ve been feeling like I’m catching a cold, and I have had really bad headaches for the past few days. So I won’t push myself to do anything major.
This week, I am starting the 4th season of the new series of Doctor Who. I am also reading Twilight. I’ll probably be finished with the book tomorrow. Oh, how I love them vampires.
I haven’t even uploaded all my holiday pictures. I’ve been meaning to for a few days, but when I get home, all I want to do is sleep and feed myself. And then cuddle with the boy when he gets home from school.
Other things on my mind lately:
Bookmaking! I used to make books in art school (in fact, I preferred it to my photo major), and I haven’t made one in years. I managed to get ahold of a copy of “How To Make Books”, by Esther K. Smith. As soon as I get some thread, a bone folder, and stacks of paper, I’ll be in business again! It’ll be just like old times.
My MFA. I am definitely going to start working on my portfolio soon, and apply for Fall 2010. I don’t know where I am going, or what my major will be, but that will all be figured out soon.
Next post should include the birthday cowl I’m working on. Have a great weekend!
P.S. I read this article about slow stashing, and it’s really great. Perhaps a more feasible alternative to going on a complete yarn diet. I mean, I’m not planning on buying any yarn anytime soon, but I might need some to fill out some projects, larger ones like sweaters. Plus, you gotta help out the LYS in times like these. I would be so sad if my favorite Seattle/Bellevue shops closed. Maybe I’ll resolve to buy local instead of online when I do eventually buy, to support to brick and mortar stores.
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