Can one girl pack her apartment in just 2 days?
Will she be ready for the movers when they show up on Thursday?
Will the cats accidentally get packed in a box?
Only time will tell.
Idea Frustration Sunday, Mar 25 2007
Uncategorized move, non-knitting content, real life 1:45 pm
I’ve been in a crafting rut for a few weeks.
So why is it that all of a sudden I have all of these ideas? Right when I have to be packing my entire life into boxes and hauling it 3,000 miles cross-country?
Thanks, universe.
Packing Saturday, Mar 24 2007
Uncategorized move, non-knitting content, real life 6:49 pm
My life consists of nothing but packing boxes.
Endless packing of boxes.
More updates later.
Flashback to SNOW DAYS Tuesday, Mar 6 2007
Uncategorized finished objects, real life, snow 5:24 pm
I’m already missing the lovely, spring-like weather of last week. But it’s still better than the weather we had before that!
The snow outside was very pretty.
And of course I took the opportunity to wear my lovely knitted items! This is the finished version of the Patons Scarf:
My Mom was visiting, too, and she wore her new scarf and an easy hat I crocheted out of Patons SWS. Mary created the pattern, and the hats are super cute!
I admit–I have a very Lorelai Gilmore reaction to the first snow (she is my role model, after all) and I had to go outside to catch a snowflake or two.
But, as pretty as it is, snow has the unfortunate property of being COLD.
I’m ready for spring.
Redneck Woman Sunday, Mar 4 2007
Uncategorized move, real life 6:26 pm
The weather here can’t make up it’s mind. Last week it was snowing, then a few days ago it was so hot I was wearing this:
Living proof that you can take the girl out of the south, but you can’t take the south out of the girl.
What was I doing in my redneck gear?
PACKING!
Because I am moving to….
San Francisco!!!I’m really excited, and more than a little bit nervous.
The worst part is the packing–I hate packing all of my stuff up. Here’s the first box:
Doesn’t it look so sad and lonely, getting ready to move 3,000 miles away?
Needless to say, this doesn’t leave a whole lot of time for knitting, but I promise I’ll have things to show you soon.
