...but still knitting...and still not taking pictures...
Tuesday I did nothing. By the time knittin' time came around - sometime between dinner and 10pm - I was spent. So I popped in Viggo II, sat back and relaxed - without knitting.
Wednesday was another rough day, but I did manage to finish up Om Bag 2 - while watching Viggo III - until 1am - as many times as I've seen this movie (ahhhh Viggo), I just-couldn't-shut-it-off.
Thursday was pretty much a fog - stayed up too late Wednesday night...hee hee...but I worked more on the Fuzzy Harlot S.E.X. scarf on the way to work and then relaxed last night watching Amelie. What a fabulous movie - I was tired, but it was so good, I watched the whole thing through. No knitting last night either. Amelie is a very visual movie - plus it had subtitles - and I didn't want to miss a thing.
Today I was on the train from home to work with no stops to drop off Spencer (he's on a school camping trip), so I got a lot of knitting in on the Fuzzy Harlot S.E.X. scarf. It's almost done. I should be able to finish it on the way home.
Tonight I will try and finish up the Kittyville hat. All I need is the kitty ears. Then I will have 3 FO's this week and will just have to start another project this weekend. Damn.
Meanwhile, the RYS II still hides. I think I will be ready to work on that again this weekend. The urge to rip it up has past, but I want to spend today finishing up the last bits of the two projects before I sit down with it again. While I knit on it, I will think up more projects to start.
Tonight I think I'll pop in Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon while I'm finishing up the hat. I've seen it before so I know when to look up, etc. Although I really like Chow Yun Fat , so I may be watching more than knitting. Just loved him in The Replacement Killers.
I love foreign films - with subtitles - on chilly autumn nights.
Yeah, well...good weekend to stay in and watch movies. Traffic is going to SUCK around the Bay Area this weekend, although maybe not so much in your neck of the woods.
ReplyDeleteI looooved Amelie. And I love foreign flicks, big time.