In between, taking advantage of our gorgeous weather from the porch, there has been knitting.
These socks for one. Now, I don't knit socks now like I used to, but when this subscription box from Artistic Yarn by Abi came in the mail in September, I just had to cast them on and stay with the knitting of them.
After a few rounds, I knew what the socks were going to look like, and at that time, normally, I would have set them aside and came back to them when I felt like it. But, I didn't, because I wanted to wear them this Fall!
The color way is Reese's Pieces and of course, I had to go on the search for some Reese's pieces to do a little photo story with. I can't believe how hard it was to find them in the store. But, I did. And then, yes, you guessed it if you know how much I like my peanut butter... I ate them. Win Win.

I totally forgot to post this one weeks ago, so here it is, Musselburgh #17 (#6 for the year). Unknown yarn, this has been my front seat project since February. I am quite behind on my Musselburgh production this year, I need to get a move on it if I want to have 12 for the year!
Seachange by Jennifer Steingass - Longterm WIP - Finally Finished, I wore this on the last podcast, and it is now waiting for cooler temps.
I cast this sweater on back in July of 2025.
It went to Norway and back.
I knit on it for Fiber Fridays, in between playing around with other knitting projects, as I do.
I've also been doing a little slow reading, a few minutes here and there, and this book, although when I got it from the Library a couple of months ago, and then returned it because I ran out of time and I didn't think it was my genre. I decided to give it a second try, bought it at our little local resale bookstore, and I love it. It is a different genre, no mystery, no sex, no blood, just a really good read, thought provoking. I can see why Book Clubs choose it.
I'm rating it a 5 out of 5, something I very rarely do, and as far as I remember the only one that I ever rated a 5 was The Women. Of course, this is just my opinion.
Catch you on the purl side.