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Jul. 28th, 2008 08:27 pmLife is slowly becoming a routine to pass the next month with. I stay up slightly too late, wake slightly too early, eat, watch TV, and get around to doing important stuff in the evening. Practicing, teaching, rehearsing with my(?) band, and stuff like that is considered important. I went back to TU last week to pick up a book for my Suzuki audition. It was so strange to be back in the apartment. Life just keeps going but doesn't move anything around unless you let it.
Yesterday I went shopping with Mom, Grandma, and my Aunts. The Aunts are identical twins, and I've never seen them look more alike than yesterday and in old school pictures. I don't think I've ever seen college pictures of them, oddly. The day was pretty fun, we had lunch at Panera Bread (their french bread rocks), talked and shopped at the mall. New York and Co. had a ridiculous sale and I snagged some pants for eight dollars each. They were all staying at a hotel as a girls day (or two) out. I like this idea, and may use it in the future if I have the friends and the money.
Today I watched three episodes of The Invisible Man on Hulu.com. I knit whilst I watched. TV is a wonderful way to keep knitting if its not to challenging. I'm quite nearly finished with my apron. I just need to cast off the main part and finish the waist tie, of which I have about eight inches already. This is very exciting, because I hadn't done anything with it since I got home from Louisiana.
Yesterday, Sunday, was a very good day to start again. I knit in church, and I'm sorry if that offends your idea of polite and respectful worshipping, but I do it during the sermon. Making a fabric with string and two pointy sticks really has no effect on my hearing or comprehension. I enjoyed the message, which was quite basic in many ways, and I'm glad to be home again. Then I knit while waiting on my fellow shoppers to try on clothes. Shopping for/with someone else is at least two parts waiting to one part doing stuff. I'm puzzled that so few people seemed to have figured this out, as I did several years ago. I always try to bring some sort of distraction, like a book. This is the first time I've brought a project, and it went really fast. Extremely gratifying, that is.
I'm out of words, and will say little more.
Until next time,
Greeny
Yesterday I went shopping with Mom, Grandma, and my Aunts. The Aunts are identical twins, and I've never seen them look more alike than yesterday and in old school pictures. I don't think I've ever seen college pictures of them, oddly. The day was pretty fun, we had lunch at Panera Bread (their french bread rocks), talked and shopped at the mall. New York and Co. had a ridiculous sale and I snagged some pants for eight dollars each. They were all staying at a hotel as a girls day (or two) out. I like this idea, and may use it in the future if I have the friends and the money.
Today I watched three episodes of The Invisible Man on Hulu.com. I knit whilst I watched. TV is a wonderful way to keep knitting if its not to challenging. I'm quite nearly finished with my apron. I just need to cast off the main part and finish the waist tie, of which I have about eight inches already. This is very exciting, because I hadn't done anything with it since I got home from Louisiana.
Yesterday, Sunday, was a very good day to start again. I knit in church, and I'm sorry if that offends your idea of polite and respectful worshipping, but I do it during the sermon. Making a fabric with string and two pointy sticks really has no effect on my hearing or comprehension. I enjoyed the message, which was quite basic in many ways, and I'm glad to be home again. Then I knit while waiting on my fellow shoppers to try on clothes. Shopping for/with someone else is at least two parts waiting to one part doing stuff. I'm puzzled that so few people seemed to have figured this out, as I did several years ago. I always try to bring some sort of distraction, like a book. This is the first time I've brought a project, and it went really fast. Extremely gratifying, that is.
I'm out of words, and will say little more.
Until next time,
Greeny
