16/12/11
Reading Stephen King
16/12/11 11:30My week's vacation has been filled with good things: long bike rides in bright, cold sunshine, lots of knitting, a visit to my good friend ![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
roseambr (who is housebound following some foot surgery), a session with a spiritual healer, and some really good reading.
( I knit Stephen King into my new fisherman sweater. )
I made significant progress on my current knitting project, a pale-gray Aran-style cardigan, while listening to 11-22-63 (that is a really hard title to hold in the mind!), and now Jake Epping/George Amberson, the Yellow Card Man, and the tail-fins of 1950s American gas-guzzlers are entwined in the moss-stitch and cables of the left sleeve.
It's cold and sunny again today and I'm going out in a few minutes to treat myself to a pedicure.
Then I'm gonna start on Death Comes to Pemberley. I'll get back to non-fiction next week.
roseambr (who is housebound following some foot surgery), a session with a spiritual healer, and some really good reading.( I knit Stephen King into my new fisherman sweater. )
I made significant progress on my current knitting project, a pale-gray Aran-style cardigan, while listening to 11-22-63 (that is a really hard title to hold in the mind!), and now Jake Epping/George Amberson, the Yellow Card Man, and the tail-fins of 1950s American gas-guzzlers are entwined in the moss-stitch and cables of the left sleeve.
It's cold and sunny again today and I'm going out in a few minutes to treat myself to a pedicure.
Then I'm gonna start on Death Comes to Pemberley. I'll get back to non-fiction next week.
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