
As usual, Felix couldn't have a serious picture taken with his knitting.

*sigh* Wouldn't have it any other way.
My own knitting has been productive, too. I've nearly finished one of the entrlac socks, most likely by the end of this evening. Depends if I can pull my gaze away from "Silent Witness" or not.

Today's knitting has been in the warmth of the Reading Room - now with chairs and a huge floor lamp - while watching the latest two episodes of "Spooks" that I downloaded from the BBC. Their download system is just perfect for a knitter with a huge laptop (Felix's today) and the need to vege out. The download speed would make all other Australians cry, so I shan't tell.
I've planned my next project, but I need to wait until Saturday to announce it. That's when the Knitting 19th Century Novels group start their next book... "Dracula". Now see if you can guess what I plan to knit.
*If you got that reference, you are either the biggest nerd alive, or Felix.
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Ah husbands - can't live with 'em, can't live without 'em, can't kill 'em either...
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