I had to go to Mildura for work again, and this time I stayed the night. Even though I'd rather be at home in my own little truckle cot, as my grandmother called it, Mildura is quite a lovely place, and I did get to go to a brewery. It has also given me a lot of time to knit and read.
I'm still knitting Teakwood Cocoon, which is hardly surprising, since I only cast it on last Wednesday! I'm enjoying it, it's just challenging enough to be interesting, but simple enough to be fun.
I'm also, and also not surprisingly, still listening to Career of Evil, by Robert Galbraith. Still enjoying it, although it has some fairly dark themes.
I'm reading The Waiting Room, by Leah Kaminsky. Enjoying is not the right word for this book, as it's exploring the experience of the child of holocaust survivors living in Israel in a marriage that appears to be dissolving. Not a happy book, but well written and compelling.
And that's another week that's flown by. Make sure you pop through to Ginny's blog to see what everyone else is knitting and reading this week.
I'm still knitting Teakwood Cocoon, which is hardly surprising, since I only cast it on last Wednesday! I'm enjoying it, it's just challenging enough to be interesting, but simple enough to be fun.
I'm also, and also not surprisingly, still listening to Career of Evil, by Robert Galbraith. Still enjoying it, although it has some fairly dark themes.
I'm reading The Waiting Room, by Leah Kaminsky. Enjoying is not the right word for this book, as it's exploring the experience of the child of holocaust survivors living in Israel in a marriage that appears to be dissolving. Not a happy book, but well written and compelling.
And that's another week that's flown by. Make sure you pop through to Ginny's blog to see what everyone else is knitting and reading this week.
But it's Tuesday!
ReplyDeleteHahaha. I know, but I was no where but boring old Melbourne on Wednesday, and I thought it would be dishonest to pretend....
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