My Newest Neighbor

I snapped this picture last night after taking all my bead pictures.   Spiders are amazing, aren't they?

Thank you to everyone who has expressed concern in the aftermath of my accident.  I'm getting around much better now, and actually spent some time at the torch yesterday.  I am getting twinges down my left arm, but application of ice packs is helping.

So the sock knitting continues.  I've turned the heel on both the Mystery lacy sock as well as the plain vanilla Opal sock.  Also nearly to the toe decreases on a sock I'm test-knitting for Chrissy.  The sock I have on the needles for Socks for Soldiers hasn't seen the light of day since a week ago Wednesday.  It's the sock that was in my project bag I took to Daddy's, and traveled with me to the concrete barrier wall on the Columbus overpass, then to the hospital.  It's sorta weird, but I can't bring myself to clean the safety glass out of the bag and get to knitting on that sock.  It will need some attention soon, since my (self-imposed) deadline is the end of the month. 

Comments

[Paula]

Oh Teri, Ouch, Ouch... I have empathy for your poor bruised self. I had an accident like that when I was 17 and glad I wearing a seat belt too as it also save my life but really left me terribly bruised and broke my collar bone.

Hey I love all your socks! Great colors.
The pink and green ones are super cool!!!!