We were hungry and decided to cook dinner. Looked at the clock and saw that it was only 4:30 pm. Cooked it anyway.
I don't know what day it is because it doesn't matter except for trash day, which is on my calendar.
My phone alarms are set for weirdly random things:
Medication alerts, of course, but curbside grocery pickup, setting out cooler on porch for meal delivery, and setting out DVR for UPS pickup (and yes, I paid for UPS pickup because I didn't want to walk into the UPS store. Paranoid? Maybe, but why take a chance?) Waking up to go to work? Nah. Alarm set for going back to my group workout, which I was going to start beginning March 16? Nope.
My house is c-l-e-a-n. Really clean. Ready for visitors clean. Except...no visitors.
I kinda blame Jeff for this one, but we ran out of dry cat food Sunday morning. The feeder is in his office on a table since Paco would gladly help himself to it if he could reach it. Henry can have it anytime he wants, plus we feed him some canned wet food morning and evening. I was close to asking my neighbor if I could borrow a cup of cat food but luckily my online order was delivered on Monday so all is right in Henry's world once more.
I'm knitting a lot. That goes along with all of the movie watching, natch. I'm trying to complete some projects that were in hibernation thanks to my medication-addled brain; this also involves fixing several heels on socks, which isn't fun. But I've thrown in a fresh pair of socks and a hat to break up that yuckiness, and depending on how long this lasts, I may be ready to open up a limited-edition shop one of these days. Quaran-hats has a nice ring to it, doesn't it? Or is there a better name? Emmaclaire, you always come up with clever names, what do you say?
Socks:
This is the new sock - I did a toe! And a foot! And a heel! You have no idea how happy I am right now - I haven't been able to knit anything complicated (like the toe and heel) for about nine months. This is big!
Heels! These socks, which I'm knitting at the same time, doing a few stripes on one before doing a few on the other, have been languishing since July, but I finally got heels on them. I think they might actually get finished before this coming July!
Another heel! The mate to this sock has been finished for well over a year now; the combination of the wide stripes, which aren't my favorite, plus that whole nerve pain/seizure/concussion issue made it easy to ignore them. Just a few more inches and then I'll have a new pair of socks, woohoo!
Hat:
From one of my TJ Maxx kits - not entirely sure about the pom pom, but I love the swirly design from the pattern. To clarify, I like the colored pom pom, but it seems a little dense. Luckily I have plenty of yarn on hand if I decide to switch it out.
While I'm ready for this to be over, I'm grateful that I have a hobby to keep me busy for the duration. And luckily I also have a lot of yarn so I can knit to my heart's content. What's keeping you busy during this abnormal time?
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