My strike saga is a little less eventful than most - Ok a lot less.
I left the house tuesday morning at the crack of dawn (ok .. I had to get up at 7.. not a big deal for many people but earlier than I usually get up and I had been up wathicng the news until 2:30), to catch my ride, and haven't been home since.
Until now.
I really don't have that much to complain about..
I had a ride in on Tuesday.
I had a place to stay in Manhattan until today (could have stayed longer if i needed to)
and I had a ride home today (it took over 3 hours but it was a comfy warm space).
Still I'm very glad the strike is over. Its good to be home, my kitty missed me and
I'm tired of thinking about transportation.
I was well stocked with knitting for my tenure in manhattan but ended up ripping a thumbnail down to the point where it bled and I'm just not that comfortable using my hands, so i'm taking a few-day hiatus. Nice timing - I have gifts to finish - but they'll wait.
On My to-do list.
1. still have to finish that scarf.
2. A few pair of fuzzy feet still on the to-do list.
3. my bath mitts from my wonderful sp5
4. A few projects out of Knit wit. Notably, I want to make an ice-cream cozy for a coworker, and the Girlie Boxers for me!
5. photograph my last SP gift. I finally got a camera borrowed but I hadn't been home to do it. So tomorro wnight, I have some quality me time scheduled and plan to get right on that.
I did post a thank you and description on the knittyboard -
which I will reprint here for those who don't read there. And I will finally post the pics tomorrow.
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First we had a lovely six ball assortment of Knitpicks Wool of hte Andes - in red and blue.
Then a whole introduction to kool aid dying = including - directions to instructions, samples of dyed yarn, two packets of kool aid and Knitpicks dyable yarn!
Some .. er.. creative jellybeans

A big whopping pile of yarn catalogs! So much fun!
A couple of cool patterns, including the Fiber Trends Clogs!(Which I've been itching to try)
Some yummy fluffy unspun wool to help make a bed liner for my kitty.. along with a hand made red fleecy felt pillowcase to put around it if i choose!
The most amusing part of this came at the bottom of the box.
I noticed a little ball of something wrapped in aluminum foil.
when i start opening it, I see that its leafy and greenish brown. Crumbled.
At this point I'm becoming increasaingly nervous that my SP sent me drugs through the mail.
Turned out to be catnip

Thank you muchly ma'am for spoiling me so well! You have made the whole experience wonderful for me! And I look forward to being able to properly thank you! Both with pictures, and return gifts!
:)
2 comments:
glad you're home safe and sound with the kitties. I can totally relate to the bleeding nail - took a few days of bandaid wrapped TIGHTLY but it healed pretty quick considering ;-)
I'm headed into Queens today for a bit (it's mom's Birthday and she is buried in Queens) and I have one or two QUICK non gift related stops to make as well, and then I fully expect to get caught up in the Vortex of Holiday weekend time LOL You know, when the days will probably whiz by in a blur for everyone? Happy Christmahanakwanzaka to you too =)
That would be horrifying to find drugs in a SP package! HaHa! Sound like great gifts. Glad your home safe! Enjoy the holidays.
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