I’m just back from
an MRI scan. Nothing to fuss about, but going anywhere provokes a certain amount
of nervous strain these days. C. came with me. Her friend Ian, last seen
driving us to and from Oban when we went on our cruises last year, drove us to
the hospital and back. The appt was on time, and the procedure was next thing
to trivial. Nevertheless I feel completely bushed and will soon go to bed. It’s
such a nice feeling, not to have an appointment tomorrow.
Legwarmer-knitting
has gone forward nicely. The new needles make it almost fun. I’m well-advanced
with Chart B: Leg Shaping.
The weather continues chilly. Indeed we had some snow flurries this afternoon. But we don't call this cold in Quebec -- punch-line of a limerick* I'm fond of -- and Alexander and I got around the garden in good order this morning.
Wordle
The funny thing
about yesterday is that Alexander wasted a guess on SHAWL, like several of you.
I didn’t even think of it until afterwards. I got it in my usual five today. It
was Ketki who scored the three.
*There was a young man of Quebec
Who fell through the ice up to his neck.
When they said, "Is you friz?"
He replied, "Yes, I is,
But we don't call this cold in Quebec."
Ha! I've lived in Quebec (Montreal, many decades ago), and the limerick is new to me.
ReplyDeleteWe had snow, sleet and freezing rain today. March is definitely going out like a lion.
ReplyDeleteBusy day, despite the cold. It was cold here, too, but alas, I did not accomplish much.
ReplyDeleteNo snow in Sussex so far (I keep saying this in the hope that it WILL snow just to prove me wrong). I shall send off for those speedy needles!
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