Nope, no pictures
Apr. 12th, 2008 08:54 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
thebratqueenIt's funny how I happened to do a week of journal entries that were made up of pictures during the same week that things happened that in no frakking way would I be able to write about. (Not health-related, but suffice it to say my week has been interesting. In the "interesting times" sense of interesting)
I realize that sounds like a tease but it ties in to how things happened this week that I really wish I could tell y'all about, but since I can't it goes to the next step of writing about my frustration at not being able to tell y'all something.
In news of things that are less vague, I must say that toe-up socks on two circulars is way better than cuff-down on DPNs. I haven't finished a sock yet but so far the process has felt easier and more reassuring. I do notice, though, that I feel the same kind of strain in my right hand that I do when I crochet. I suspect this is due to how I'm currently using two 16-inch #1s, and thus my arms are in a cramped position. I was wondering if having a not as small needle setup would help fix the issue. As for example, a setup like magic loop. Any comments/recommendations from those who have tried the various methods?
In still other news my grams is currently in the hospital. It's only serious in the sense that anything that sends an 80+ year old to the hospital is serious. Dad and I will be going to visit her tomorrow afternoon, so if I'm not around for email and such during the daytime tomorrow that is why.
I realize that sounds like a tease but it ties in to how things happened this week that I really wish I could tell y'all about, but since I can't it goes to the next step of writing about my frustration at not being able to tell y'all something.
In news of things that are less vague, I must say that toe-up socks on two circulars is way better than cuff-down on DPNs. I haven't finished a sock yet but so far the process has felt easier and more reassuring. I do notice, though, that I feel the same kind of strain in my right hand that I do when I crochet. I suspect this is due to how I'm currently using two 16-inch #1s, and thus my arms are in a cramped position. I was wondering if having a not as small needle setup would help fix the issue. As for example, a setup like magic loop. Any comments/recommendations from those who have tried the various methods?
In still other news my grams is currently in the hospital. It's only serious in the sense that anything that sends an 80+ year old to the hospital is serious. Dad and I will be going to visit her tomorrow afternoon, so if I'm not around for email and such during the daytime tomorrow that is why.
