Wednesdays are for knitting and, if things had gone according to plan, you’ve be reading a post with photos of my finished Algiers shawl. I blocked it on Monday night so that I could take photos yesterday after work.
But.
When I got home from work yesterday I did the usual after-work-things. I meditated. I wrote in my journal. I made dinner. I sat down after dinner to finish The Long Way Home. And only then did I remember that I was going to take photos of the shawl. And then? It was dark.
So.
No shawl photos for you today. Instead you just get a watercolor of the local corn we had with last night’s dinner. It’s probably the last we’ll have until next July. I guess that makes it worthy of a blog post.
Excited to see it…it is a beautiful pattern. And it did seem to get very dark very quickly last night…
That DARK thing is sneaking up awfully fast these days.
Knitting photos are quite backlog fed here. Can’t wait to see your lovely shawl.
Looking forward to seeing your shawl and quite envious that you had corn (even if it’s the last for this year). I traveled far and wide (almost 50 miles!) last weekend looking for some, but not a cob could be found.
The last corn of the season is truly a thing to be savored! Can’t wait to see your shawl! XO
Love corn–I am from Nebraska! Can’t wait to see your shawl!
I know exactly how you feel as I have a finished shawl, too (AND so many other things to blog, I know), but life has a way of getting in the way (which isn’t bad!). xo
Yes, we’ve had our last corn as well. Did you like The Long Way home? I enjoyed it. 🙂 can’t wait to see Algiers!
what a lovely way to celebrate the last corn of the season. and now you have Algiers for another post!