A pleasant day, but chilly.
Daniella (and I, to some extent) got on fine with the
blocking. She particularly enjoyed the bit where she wrapped the shawl in a
towel and stamped on it on the kitchen floor. We’ve pinned it out in my husband’s
study, a glorious room, sadly underused, but at the moment furnished with big
tables so that Helen can make mosaics in there. Perfect. When I was young and
adroit, and Perdita a bit o a kitten, she used to like to assist the process by
pulling out the pins. I used to be terrified that she would swallow one and die
in agony. The job is finished for now, and the door firmly shut.
I’ve sized up Fergus’ Calcutta Cup sweater, and
determined where I am in the pattern (I hope), but haven’t actually knit any
more of it yet.
Rachel and Ed will be here on a late afternoon train
tomorrow. You may not hear from me for the rest of the week. I’ll do my best.
Wordle: Clever of you to figure out yesterday’s word,
Gretchen, without even playing the game. Maybe you'd enjoy doing it? Perhaps Cam gave it away yesterday by saying that
it began life as an acronym? Mark never did get it and remains cross. Today we
had a perfectly ordinary, instantly forgettable word. Another three for me –
also for Mark, Alexander, and Theo. Ketki struggled – she got stuck wth ???,
???, grn, grn, grn and only slid home with six. Fours elsewhere.
Glad I looked at your post right now, as I was busy today and forgot to do Wordle. I got it in 5, which seems like I should have got it sooner. I looked at your "curry dumplings" to see if they grown in our zone (USDA 4) and they do. The article said they are easy to grow from seed, but I'm skeptical!
ReplyDeleteJean, I responded to today’s post at the end of yesterday’s post. I had gone back to see Gretchen’s comment and my reaction so excited me that I forgot to return to Today’s post to write my comment. At any rate, your comment today - without any really specific clues - evoked the correct answer and Gretchen’s clue/comment confirmed it. Chloe
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