
I picked a tangle of wildflowers from the garden, which Saffron has already started sampling:

And I've taken up knitting. I'm not very technically advanced to do anything other than garter stitch (I can't even purl), so I don't know what I can produce. Maybe this will end up as a scarf, or a cell-phone case, or fittingly, a garter. But it's a very peaceful activity, and it gives my hands something to do when my mind is suddenly beset by thoughts of doubt and insecurity. Before I know it, I will have become a little old lady who knits and has cats. Somebody, please, rescue me before it's Too Late.

5 comments:
yay, you're knitting! we'll have to have stitch and bitch at the next conference...
enjoy pink soup!
So long as you aren't knitting for the cats, I think it's OK...
Don't give me any ideas, Esbee!
We make that soup, too! Beets and buttermilk, right? Have given it to your parents many times.
Yes, I got the recipe ages ago from you!
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