Thank you, veterans of any country reading here on Veterans' Day 2023. Those of us who have not served thank you for doing so.
And yesterday's knitting group was a comedy of errors. I had a few things to take care of at home before I left, did them, then looked at the kitchen clock, thought, heck I'm already late, but I'll go anyway. rushed out.
Got there, room closed, light off, I thought ah, I'm so late she's given up waiting, and gone back to work. So I went in search of her to check, and she said, um, you're half an hour early.. I had looked at the kitchen clocks, none of which I'd changed. Duh.
Anyway she opened the room, for me to set down my knitting bag, and I seized the chance of this extra time to look at the new book shelves. And found yay, a new Atkinson, a collection of short stories.
I've read a couple and it's vintage Atkinson, wry and funny and scary and riveting.
Happy day, everyone, I've now changed the clocks. Try to do better than I did! Speaking of which, I now realize I don't know where I carefully put the box of yarn and back strap loom parts for my skirt panels. If I ever find it in the safe place, where I was sure to find it, maybe I don't need to worry about yarn supplies after all. Sigh.
I might do better if I didn't keep sticking out a foot to trip myself.


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