We spent yesterday recovering from the
stress of the day before – that dental appt – and I at least feel
much the better for it. And Greek Helen will be here today, to share the
load for three whole days. She is going to cook tonight and Saturday.
I had a good time in Waitrose yesterday, buying the things on her
list. They don't seem to stock za'atar in Tesco.
Thank you for your help with the New
Yorker cartoon and the Green Bay Packers. Failure to reach the
Superbowl – especially after such a thrilling game – will explain
the looks of gloom. Why are the fans all men?
I know about Wisconsin and cheese –
Theo's wife Jenni is from there. When Lizzie and Greek Helen and I
went to the wedding – flying from Edinburgh to Newark, train to Old
Saybrook, a much longer and harder day than it sounds – we were met
at our hotel with a little goodie bag, a timetable of events,
suggestions for filling in any empty hours – and a piece of cheese,
in the shape of the state of Wisconsin. It was a nice touch.
More for the Miscellany dep't: the owner of the Jack Russell terrier I hope to knit,
sent me this link – a
YouTube video of a knitted and animated farmyard. Cute.
I got on well with Archie's sleeve at
the end of my recuperative day. I got out two of those mesh sleeves
you sent me, Mary Lou, and put the yarn in them. It helps a good
deal, especially as the balls are tending to fall apart now that we
have reached the end game. But I'll still be glad to revert to
knitting from only one.
I probably won't try to write anything
while Greek Helen is here. Back on Monday?
Wishing you a lovely time with Greek Helen! Happy knitting!
ReplyDeleteI wish I had your knitting stamina. Toward the middle of an evening's knitting something often starts to ache or twinge. I fear I am going the way of my mother, who has arthritis in her hands and no longer does any knitting/crocheting/needlework. Lovely to think of Greek Helen's visit. (Will she still be Greek Helen after the move back?)
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