I just returned from LOVELY Mystic, CT and am already having panic attacks.
My “work” to do list looks like this:
1) Work gig #1 (finish a year of High School ELA Curriculum)
2) Work gig #2 (finish and fix a year of Middle School ELA Curriculum)
3) Finish and send out knitting book proposal
4) Finish and send out science book proposal
My “life” to do list looks like this:
1) Take care of kids/house/etc
2) Figure out what’s wrong with DS#1
3) Figure out what’s wrong with me (hands, pt, etc.)
4) Start garden/get flagstones
5) Help DS#1 get/set up terrarium
6) Get haircut!
7) Occasionally play piano/knit/write for me
8) Finish socks
9) Finish Rogue Hoodie (Ye gods it’s neat looking!)
There’s more, but my head is spinning.
I doubt there’s a chance I’m going to get ANYthing done…ever, it seems, but don’t let my blackend mood affect you. Instead, imagine with me how nice it will be later this month when I go to Claudia’s retreat at the WinterClove Inn in the Catskills for her Spring Spinning Retreat (a variation on the retreat mentioned on the Fibercast) and then the next weekend when I take DS#1 to the Maryland Sheep and Wool to see Sheila and pick up my very own Charkha!
But let’s get back to brass tacks.
What was that?
A knitting book?
Yes–and I need your help. If you knit it a unique way–or if you have someone in your life who does–contact me, please.
And by unique, I don’t mean that you listen to underwater fluglehorn while knitting. I mean are you a belt knitter? An armpit knitter? Is there something you do OTHER than the straight-up Continental/British form? If so, I need you…and can I take your picture?
combination knitter at your service— though thats not really like ARMPIT weird……;)
Nice site. There is a free CD or tape that uses subliminal affirmations to assist in the forgiveness and letting go process. You can get it at http://www.innertalk.com.