Last year at this time I was knitting like mad on an
afghan for a
wedding. And some washcloths for a swap. And some
blanket squares. None of that escapes me right now. A whole year seems to have flown by. Some anniversaries are sweet, and some are painful. I pray for the young couple, that they may keep God first in their marriage. The tiny blue blanket...it never did settle in my heart right to donate it...and at the end of the summer, it went home as a comfort to the mama. Right now, I pray that it comforts her as she marks the anniversary of her son's birth and death...all in the same week. Although, I know that nothing short of heaven can take away that void in her heart. In my own life, the thing that's held me together through the ups and downs has been my knitting and my Lord. These past few weeks have held little time for me to knit. But I did finish a sock...and CO for the 2
nd. I'm going to be more intentional about knitting! I'm making
a list of summer goals for a contest...and for myself.
This summer:
I'm trying not to make too lofty of goals. I think last year I failed miserably. I ended up knitting away on market bags and washcloths. That was mindless knitting for me. But, maybe if you ask the recipients of my knitting...it wasn't such a flop.
5 comments:
Goals are good, but I've discovered my knitting doesn't like goals. It likes to just do its own thing. Makes it hard to manage intentional gifting sometimes, but...
I hope this summer brings us both peace and joy!
Summer knitting goals. I'm not even going to go there. My goal.. Have a baby. Nuf said.
It'll be great watching your progress. I'll live vicariously through you.
it might have to consider setting some knitting goals for myself. although i'm afraid i'd feel like a failure if i didn't meet them...
i look forward to watching your progress!
There's nothing wrong with market bags and washcloths. That's what I've been in the mood to knit lately. Maybe it's a summer thing!
"I'm trying not to make too lofty of goals."
I think you are very wise!!!
Keep holding onto Him.
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