Sock, always socks. It's going to be
difficult to knit 12 pairs of socks and not say anything about them.
At least I can mention—there has been
no visible knitting on this blog because all the knitting that is
going on (not that there has been much) is secret. I'll be finished soon, and then publicly
knititng January's socks—and will have something to share—but I
haven't decided which of my 7 little bags of sock kits in January's!
I have decided, IT IS NOT Black Eyed
Suzy's—but just about everything thing else is up in the air.
I am leaning toward black and white
cookie socks—Its #1 on my list of ideas, and its not too
complicated, (and black and white are good practical colors that go
with clothes currently, and planned for my wardrobe) –so they might
just be the ones.
But at some point I have to stop
knitting, and start sewing (tomorrow? Saturday is supposed to be for
sewing) since I am, still shrinking. Another 3 pounds less of me. I
am not losing the weight as fast as I did 2 months ago; I know its
pretty normal to slow down. But so long as I keep steady, and lose
slowly I am OK.
I am going to have to get with it, and
get involved in some sort of more aggressive exercise program, too.
Exercise builds muscle (and often make it harder to loose) but it
also works to tighten up the skin, and I am getting lots of loose
flabby skin—that I need to get rid of.
I am just about over the cold (just in
time, the weather has turned to real winter—with cold winds) all
that remains is a headache.
1 comment:
Have you considered yoga? It can be quite gentle while still building strength and flexibility. Don't be put off by that NY Times article! Personally, I think yoga is the one thing that a person can safely do for an entire lifetime because it isn't just exercise.
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