Now.....for the allergies....I have not been feeling well for a while with allergies kicking just about everyone and anyone in the San Antonio and surrounding areas...but last Wednesday I woke up with a sore throat and later had a POUNDING headache....so I have been home sick for a few days. I would have bet $ that I had a sinus infection, but when I went to the doctor on Thursday, she said no....just a bad cold and allergies. Yeah me. However, my mommy did make me some Borscht (a Russian Soup).
It has sucked being sick.....but, I got LOTS of knitting done. I cannot wait to tell you all about it.
First, my Citadel Cardigan....this cardigan has eleventy billion cables and lots and lots of stuff going on in just one row...but I got the back, right front, left front, neck increases and joining done:
I needed many breaks from this cardigan. With so much going on, it requires a lot of thinking...and apparently my brain is not really accustomed to thinking for long periods of time :)
So, I also worked on my Karee Shawl....now I just need to pick up over 500 stitches and knit for 10 rows....then it will be done!
Oh, and being at home in the morning while I was sick....I was really cold...it dipped into the low 30's here (yes, that is super cold for me!) so I decided I needed to knit up that awesome large blanket with the Smooshy Yarn I got last month....so I did:
I also had to go to court for a ticket I got in September of last year....so I got a little bit of mindless court knitting done on my February Socks:
Lastly, I found out that a friend I met online (I meet lots of knitters online that are all dear friends to me) has an aunt that was diagnosed with cancer and has lost all her hair....so, I made a Rolled Brim Chemo Cap for her aunt.
Washed and Blocked:
Well, that is all the knitting I have....and I have just a couple of stash enhancements. I did buy yarn for Loopy Academy....
I also got a gift of yarn. I have been doing some moderating in the Biscotte Yarns group and Louise (the owner) wanted to send me some yarn as a thank you. She is so generous...she sent me a Paintbox - Charivari kit along with her Traveling Zebra pattern. Thank you Louise!
Well, that is it for me....I did get to see Antonio this week and he made a truck with Pam-Pa (my boyfriend, Jaime).....he was pretty proud of it. Have a great week, stay warm and try not to get sick!
Happy Happy Happy Knitting!
