I'm at the very early stages of planning a trip up to Boston* next month, and if you know me, you won't be surprised that after flights and telling friends, my next thought was what knitting to bring.
*By which I really mean New England, not the city itself
My current project is going well---it's the Beachy Keen shawl that I mentioned I might do---but the stripes mean I need 7 balls of yarn to work on it for more than a few rows, so that's out for travel knitting.
It's coming along well, though!
It took a bit of time to get a hold of how to do the trickiest rows, but it's now social knitting. Just not travel knitting.
I started it now, even though I'm not traveling until late May, because if it didn't work as travel knitting, I would still have time to figure something else out. But it's going to be just fine.
So that's one thing crossed off the list---just one thing, but an important one!
I love those colors! Boston, but not the city? Is that a local saying?
ReplyDeleteI wasn't being clear: all I meant was that, while I say I'm going to Boston, I don't actually spend any time in the city. My friends are scattered around the suburbs, and even in New Hampshire.
DeleteNice knitting! And I love the word Doyenne and forget to use it. Great vocab today.
ReplyDeleteThank you! (takes a bow)
DeleteOooh, a trip to NE! That sounds fun.
ReplyDeleteI'm very excited to see my friends again!
DeleteI am also a little confused by Boston not really being Boston, but the scarf is really cool, and a little trip anywhere in late May sounds lovely.
ReplyDeleteBoston is my destination in the general sense, but I don't go into the city, other than the airport! My friends are scattered all over.
DeleteMeanwhile, I'm going to be away from my house for more than a week and I'm in absolute denial about it. Have done zero planning. Yay for me.
ReplyDeleteIt's easier to pack/plan for fun travel, for sure.
DeleteHave a great trip! Just fwiw: I planned three projects to take along on my Fri-Sun trip last week, thinking that was way overkill, and I finished every one. Which you know means I'll pack way too much yarn the next several trips--that's better than running out.
ReplyDeleteI hope you get to see a lot of old friends and favorite places.