So much fiber, so little time: OK, some is forgiven

2004.08.16

OK, some is forgiven

Even though NBC's olympic website still sucks, I'll forgive them a little because yesterday's 3-day dressage coverage wasn't too bad. They had David O'Connor working with their commentators, who also knew at least a bit, and they showed riders from the top four teams. It worked out to 45 minutes of rides once I took the commercials out, and that's probably 40 minutes more than they've ever showed before. I think perhaps the ratings success of the Kentucky Rolex may have encouraged them.

Meanwhile, I've decided to end the body of the shawl with the next repeat and start the edging. The weather forecast is favorable for having a pound of Keeshond/merino in one's lap, so I'll plow onwards with it.

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