Sloppy Snow

Starting Sunday night, we had a very big, sloppy wet snow. It reminded me of storms on the US east coast. We did fine at our house, but we shoveled a lot and there were power outages elsewhere and all sorts of messes. The school busses didn't run--and even though school was not closed, we chose to keep our kids home and have a "snow day." It seemed like the right choice. The roads were a mess.

Stressing action over just being
Also...I seem to be experiencing a sort of extraordinary switch in the knit design area. On Ravelry, I have not sold a single pattern this month. On Loveknitting.com, I've sold lots, including 5 copies since January of the Cozy Zip-Up Cardigan alone! Why? I don't know. It's a mystery to me! Do you have any ideas? (Maybe LK knitters think this model is really attractive? Do tell!)
Labels: Cozy Zip-Up Cardigan, felting, Jewish Independent, loveknitting.com, mittens, Ravelry, snow, writer's life
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