Today's smoothie:
Kale and red leaf lettuce loosely packed to top of blender
2 cups water
1 cup frozen cherries
Kept it simple today.
You may notice I never use bananas. That's because I don't like them. Their texture creeps me out and they tend to give me a upset stomach. They may do magical things to smoothies but I'll get my potassium from avocados thank you very much.
On the creative front:
I swatched for my Ravelympics sweater and hit perfect gauge on the first try! Hitting gauge on the first attempt is good luck. Remind me I said that when I'm teaching my children new words on the day the torch goes out.
Knit Picks Gloss in Parsley and Porcini, wool/silk
I'm working on a pair of yoga socks because my yoga classroom is always freezing. I don't mind exercising in the cold, but my feet have been cramping.
ShiBui sock yarn, Some pattern that came up in Ravelry when I searched free yoga sock
For some reason that escapes me, I purchased this Santa car kit on clearance. I'm not crazy about cutesy things like this but my kiddos liked it. I figure if I work one piece a day, it will be finished by next Christmas.
This needlepoint kit came to me about 7 years ago. I figure if I embroider one strand a day it will get finished. Sound logic in theory.
Which is more productive? Doing a little bit on several projects or just doing one project through to completion?
For me, it depends on my...
...ooh look, something shiny.
Wednesday, January 13, 2010
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I can't work on any one thing straight through to completion - I fall asleep before that. ;) I have to have 3-4 projects going, just to keep my attention! LOL
ReplyDeleteI'm going to miss the Olympics without a TV this year. *sigh*
I like bananas, but I don't like them IN stuff. Their taste permeates everything and no matter what else is in it, it still tastes like banana.
ReplyDeleteI usually have three or four projects going at once. Gotta have one or two that are portable, one on the computer, one that's a sit-down-for-two-hours type thing, one that's a pick-up-for-five-minutes thing. Plus, yeah, the creative attention span can only handle so much.