Snow Days
Good morning! How are you doing?
We have been having all the snow this week. Yesterday it snowed so much that my class was canceled and I felt like a teenager getting a snow day. I made good use of my time by reading and knitting. I love my bird feeder and my birds so much. They delight me every single time I look out the kitchen window.
A few times this week I shoveled the front walk and a path to the back deck to get to the bird feeder and found out that this shoveling movement irritates my and and wrist arthritis. So now I am resting my hands again and letting the flare up calm down. At least I pinpointed the activity! I am grateful that I can still knit.
I've been reading a book, Conjure Women, and it is really good. I picked up this copy when I was visiting Boston a year or so ago. One of my loose goals is to read the books I own and donate the ones I've read and don't want to keep out of this house. I have about 100 books to go through. Most of them were bought second hand on a whim.
I have my own private library!
I'd like to believe I will knit through my yarn stash, but that is probably not going to happen. When I knit for the grandkids, I want super wash wool and I do not own much of that. However, shopping the stash first is a good idea.
My current gratitudes are: family and friends - lunch out with my husband - the kindness of others - leftovers for dinner - all the knitting and reading that January is giving me!
What are you gratitudes?
Beautiful snow pictures! Glad you found out what caused your flare ups.
ReplyDeleteNo more shoveling!!! Pretty snow pictures. We may order out for dinner tonight since we have a technician coming mid-to-late afternoon to disconnect our cable (YAY!!). BUT...we have SO many leftovers in the frig...still, a nice pizza could be good. I'm grateful for options! I hope to knit and stitch today. It is cold and more snow is forecast for Sunday.
ReplyDeleteYour snow is beautiful. I enjoy the birds at our feeders also. Do you by any chance own a leaf blower? I don't know if it would be easier on your hands and wrists, but that's what my husband used to clear the snow for paths here and we had about 13 inches when he did it. Love your gratitude list.
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