So much fiber, so little time: Sock it to me

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2005.02.01

Sock it to me

The first sock is finished, along with its associated scrawled notes on how to make the second one. I'm battling a bunch of finger splits, so 2mm needles may not be on my to-do list right now. Fortunately, Band-Aid has a line of (pretty effective) swabs for splits. I should be able to start the second sock once the holes close up a little.

I got to participate in the company wellness program today. There are no custodians in the building, and today was haul-the-recycling-out-to-someone's-truck day. Everyone grabs a bag and goes :)

Posted at 07:21 PM in Fiber | Permalink

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Yow...those finger splits hurt! One of the worst things about winter, IMO.

Posted by: Valerie | 2005.02.03 at 10:59 AM

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