A good day – except that I must get back to booking our holiday. The wedding this week sort of fills the mind. My dress has arrived from Toast but I haven’t tried it on yet. It looks OK, and the colour is good.

And I’ve finished the Kirigami sweater, except for finishing it. That I did try on, and I think it’s just about perfect. And blissfully comfortable, which is what one expects of madtosh. I may be able to get the finishing done while watching the second part, this evening, of the BBC documentary about Princess Margaret. It’s just a matter of a few ends and the underarm grafting.

And, of course, Andrew and Andrea have turned up on schedule, and who should their guest be but Lucy Hague! I haven’t watched it yet, just a bit at the beginning. The launch of Kate Davies’ “Haps” book was at Kathy’s Knits, just around the corner. Lucy was there, as was I, and I see that she has signed her Uncia pattern for me. I went on to knit it for my sister; it was fun.

I asked her whether she knew Dr. de Roulet’s Dunfallandy blankie (Knitty), which I was probably knitting at the time for my first great-grandchild. The great thing about that pattern is the unvention of a horizontal cable which makes a number of design elements possible. She didn’t.

I’ve nearly finished watching “Killing Eve” on my iPad. It continues good, although sort of depressing. I will feel rather foolish if part 2 does turn up on ordinary television  this weekend. Archie doesn’t think our television set is up to BBC iPlayer without additional gismos.

It is depressing to learn that “More labels” in Googlemail will be taken away from me again, although good to know that there’s a fuss about it.