Thank you for all the helpful comments about Rajesh yesterday. I can't get used to Raj being gone.
Yesterday I wasn't up to much, just managed to knot fringes on the weaving, noticing the work's better than I'd thought when I wove it. I skipped the knitting group, figuring nobody would be there, the Friday afternoon of a long weekend -- Martin Luther King Day Monday.
I'm wondering if I can revive my Six Word Saturday practice, from years ago:
Sad times this week. Go on.
Would you make six-word comments, just to try it? Any subject or response.
Happy day, everyone. The puzzle answer is
SHADOWY
I mean, that word is the answer!
Hard to get going coffee helps
ReplyDeleteyum, yum. I love puttanesca sauce!
ReplyDeleteLovely looking woven panels. I'm sure you'll figure something creative to make with them! We had the rain storm yesterday, and no big winds till afterward. Cold again today!
ReplyDeleteOur overnight storm was quite something. It is also snowing now.
ReplyDeleteCold but sunny here in Lloyd.
ReplyDeleteCapers, I must buy a jar!
ReplyDeleteI don’t use capers much. Hmmm…
ReplyDeleteHighlands and heathers, weaving most fine.
ReplyDeleteIs the weaving going to be a scarf. Because it looks lovely and definitely wearable as one.
ReplyDeleteI use olives in oh so many things. I always have a big jar in the fridge
On Facebook they’re all about the big storm. Hopefully it misses you.
Stay inside and stay warm.
Chances are scarf or shawl. I still have a lot of fringes to finish
DeleteI wonder what's in puttanesca sauce.
ReplyDeleteSome very clever six word comments
ReplyDeleteThinking of you and sending hugs.
ReplyDeleteI always hated tying dratted fringes.
ReplyDeleteSadness means you understand being happy.
ReplyDelete-9F here, but warm at heart!
ReplyDeleteBusy hands. Sad heart. Big hugs.
ReplyDeleteChris from Boise
Hot buttered Vegemite toast fixes everything.
ReplyDeleteSpoken like a Kiwi!
DeleteDelicious treats to look forward to
ReplyDeleteWell, I can see from this that you and I enjoy some of the same flavors. You're right -- with those ingredients, anything is flavor-boosted. Some days are just like that -- I do love your beautiful scarf.
ReplyDeleteImported Capote Capers Cure All Ills.
ReplyDeleteOlives and capers, happiness writ large.
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