What Happened
I didn't get my Christmas cards out. I may get that done today and be one of the first Americans to send Merry Boxing Day cards.
With the help of Clare and John I turned the dining room into an explosion at the wrapping paper factory.
I didn't bake anything. Clare did it all.
I attended my last grade-school Christmas Concert.
I didn't finish the fingerless mitts (I'm justifying this by arguing that the giftee didn't know they were coming anyway and besides I always have next year).
I had all my gift shopping done by Saturday morning.
I didn't finish the Mason-Dixon II Golightly rubber gloves. These were a surprise for the niece who recently let on that she occasionally reads this blog (as in, left the comment that has me rethinking my stance on argyle), so I maintained blog silence. I figured she'd be perfect for them since she'd moved into an apartment this past fall and has a sense of humor. I was so sure I'd at least finish these that I made no other provision for her and so had to give my first knitter-ly promise ever.
Please note that I managed to find pink rubber gloves with a "Breakfast at Tiffany's" sort of model on the box in the black dress and heels that all us Audrey Hepburn wannabe's wear while washing our dishes.
I went to the CSO's Welcome Yule concert with my family and then walked down Michigan Avenue in the "wintry mix" with them and watched the ice-skaters skate to Pachelbel's "Canon in G." I love Pachelbel's "Canon in G."
I didn't blog. Well. I suppose you knew that.
I finished the red shawl.
I didn't take any pictures of it.
I did and do hope that whatever winter holiday you celebrate, it's the stuff of treasure.
1 comment:
I went to the Christmas concert on Monday also! John wore the best, most perfect sweater of them all. I think we have gone to our last Christmas Eve family mass.
My problem isn't that I didn't finish all my Christmas presents, it's that I forgot to give all the Christmas presents. Comes from impulse buying at the Chriskindlemart. He got his carved bear today.
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