apathy smapathy

I have had ennui.  It maybe showed?

But I have been to the gymnasium, which always helps, and I have eaten spinach, ditto. 

And though I have not done a little dance, nor in fact, made a little love, I did indeed get down last night.

The sweater A l'Orange is no more.  But I still love the yarn.  So it is enjoying a refreshing swim.  We will see if it recovers.

The Jo Sharp Desert Garden Sarong that has been on hiatus since July of of 2004?
Gone, gone, gone.

This one I never liked - the color, while pretty, was not what I wanted.  I wanted dandelion, or parakeet, not garnet.  Anyone want it?  8 untouched balls, plus at least 8 in this giant recovered skein.  There's also a little handful of 12 or 14 inch bits that were going to be the fringe - since this was loosely knit I changed balls at the edge and trimmed the fringe-useful lengths as I went.  If you're interested, I'll weigh the lot and guesstimate the yardage.  First comment to claim it gets it.  I'll even pay the shipping, that's how happy I am to have this out of my house. (It was about a month from becoming a great and terrible new god of retribution.) (Reference?  Anyone?)

I feel better already.  (I still need to finish something before beginning something else, but that final sleeve is looking totally manageable right now. And then?  Cables.  I'm thinking cables.)

Comments

[Catherine]

Yay for the Yarn Reclamation Effort! Nothing like a little ripping to banish that ennui.

[Rabbitch]

I'm glad I read slow. It's beautiful but I DO NOT NEED MORE YARNz. (I'm yelling in the hope that my lustful heart will hear me *g*)

[Janine]

Rats. I need to read faster.

[Janine]

Rats. I need to read faster.

[Martha]

Sorry to hear you are taking apart your unfinished objects, but sometimes starting over is the trick. I'll take your yarn if it's still available. It would be a treasure to me.