This is my last post about knitting for 2022. I will not complete anymore projects this year. I have completed 82 out of 50 planned projects. These projects were all completed in the last week of December 2022.
I plan on completing 50 projects for 2023.
I would like to wish everyone a Happy, Healthy and Prosperous 2023.
First off I like seeing 2021 in the rear view mirror. Year 2 of the pandemic was not easy for me. I am tired of the isolation.
Next I would like to wish everyone a happy, healthy and prosperous 2022. I pray that we can put COVID19 behind us this year. Maybe this year we can venture out into the world. I really don’t care if I have to wear a mask.
We had a lovely New Year’s Eve dinner of homemade soup and store bought rolls. The company was very nice. If you would like the soup recipe, I posted the recipe in my December 29, 2021 blog post.
Because it rained last night we were able to dig out some roots of the cottonwood infestation in the front yard. I even managed to get some in the trash can before the trash pick up. The trick is following the roots. The roots go from plant to plant. They can be really thick roots. I went for the smaller plants and John went for the bigger ones. We stopped when it started raining again. Maybe we will be able to get a couple more out tomorrow.
I am also working on a new knitting pattern. I managed to to write and knit 14 more rows. I am also past the halfway point in the design. Yes there is a lot of math involved. I am not sure if I won’t do a major revision before I publish it. I will have to see once it is blocked. I am sure you will be happy that I am doing all the math and all you will have to do is knit.
It has come to the point in my recovery that I either have the energy to clean or to spin. Today was cleaning. Not heavy duty housecleaning, just straightening up and putting things away. I do consider this progress. I think it will take me a while to be back at full speed.
I hope everybody will join us and staying home for New Year’s Eve, it has been a family tradition since so last century. Make an hors d’oeuvre tray and other munchies. Chill some sparkling apple cider. You won’t have to deal with driving and walk back to bedroom is very short. Have a happy healthy new year.
