When I knit now, it is either at Starbucks on Wednesday night with my lady friends or it is on the couch after I've put the kids to bed. No longer is my venue chosen by style or ambiance, nope it is 100% easy access, drop where you're standing, comfort. Also known as the couch in my family room. It's not as exciting as it use to be, I mean it is no Stiltsville, but it is functional. So, 10 things I see when looking straight ahead, to the right, and to the left are ...
1) A current WiP: These are the skew socks. And, like the Turkish Bed Socks, they have an unusual construction. It's taken me several tries to get the sizing right but now that the left foot fits, I can move on to the right and (hopefully) motor down the home stretch.
2) The TV: Awww. Mark Harmon. How I love thee.
3) Kid Toys: They take up a third of the living room. At least that is what I try to limit them too. I may be deluding myself.
4) Knitting Notions: I've recently separated my stitch holders into two containers, one for the closed kind and one for the removable kind. This pleases my OCD.
5) The TV Remote: You know, so I can pause on Mark Harmon when I'm using my mobile phone to take photos of my tv.
6) The Dog: Once the kids are in bed (the only time I can safely knit at home), I let the dog join me on the couch. We snuggle and reminisce about our day. Or she naps.
7) My iPad: You can't see it in the photos but I have the pattern I'm working on in there. Also, I can check my email, facebook and pinterest. You know, the important things.
8) The Baby Monitor: Because even when I'm off the clock, I'm not. Also, I get a kick out of eavesdropping on my kids. J1 knows I do it but forgets and J2 is clueless. They like to hatch up crazy plans and I like to thwart them. I'm supportive that way.
9) Hand Sanitizer & Lotion: We've all been sick up in these parts (hence the nebulizer too) and so I've been sanitizing the heck out of everyone. And then lotioning them too. All that sanitizing is kind of drying.
10) The Phone: Yes, we do indeed have a landline. And I use it. Call me old fashion, but I prefer it to my mobile phone.
3 comments:
Happy Tot!
Hee hee hee I remember THOSE bathroom days. Your lap will never be a s loved as it is now......
Haha! I'd like to say those bathroom days are behind me, but now that the kids are old enough to leave me alone in the bathroom the dogs feel the need to accompany me!
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