It's bitter cold. I
didn’t try walking. I feel very feeble. But otherwise it’s been a good day.
I got a fair
amount of knitting done while watching Fruity Knitting’s interview with Kaffe
this morning. Highly recommended. Andrea prepares brilliantly for an interview,
and I think Kaffe appreciated it. I have been a fan of his for years and years,
have many books, have heard him talk in person twice, once here in Edinburgh,
once in Birmingham. But I learned a lot. Do I want to buy his new book, “Kaffe
Fassett in the Studio”? Or “Dreaming in Colour”? the autobiography on which, I think, Andrea relied.
I think my Fassett-knitting days are behind
me. I’ve done quite a few. Back in some decade or other, Rowan used to put them out as kits. They didn’t sell desperately well, and there were
bargains to be had in the January sales. Alas, no longer.
Kirsten (comment
yesterday), I don’t entirely understand why I can’t watch rubbish television
and knit after supper, as I did for many years. It ought to be easier now. My
husband always wanted his tea, at teatime, and its consumption meant that
supper was often very late. Freed of that constraint, I eat early, if at all –
but then just slide off to bed. Very feeble. We’ve got more of The Princes and
the Press tonight, but I fear I will postpone it until tomorrow.
I find that my metabolism has changed so that if I eat much at a time, about an hour later I am very sleepy and will doze off. If I manage to stay awake, eventually I perk up again. (Then I'm up way too late.) Perhaps you're having something similar. Or maybe it's just conditioning, and supper = bedtime. Either way, it doesn't sound like feebleness, just a metabolic thing. What if you experimented, had a light afternoon tea and postponed supper? Might be interesting results.
ReplyDeleteAnyway, congratulations on more knitting.
My achievement of the day is turning up the hems of two pairs of trousers.
Have you had your blood sugar tested? I used to do that also and then found out I was diabetic.
DeleteFor a good few years now we 'eat' at lunchtime and have something like soup and toast at about 6. If I eat a bigger meal in the evening I get reflux in the middle of the night. I will do Anything to avoid taking that revolting Gaviscon!
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