Hello. I'm back. I think. After 2 years of being absolutely miserable in my professional life, I've returned to the company I left in 2005. I'd been there for 16 years before leaving. I learned a ton in the two years of misery but I'm glad to be back. I'm hoping that I've overall gotten my groove back and can once again blog on a regular basis! (BTW, I think I'm working in the same building as Chaos' mom but so far no actual spotting has occurred.)
This should tell you just how wacky my life has been lately. I broke my hard and fast no sock knitting policy.
My first socks! Knit with Shi Bui on two circular needles from KnitPicks. The yarn was wonderful to knit with. This doesn't make me a convert by any means. I'm still unconvinced that I want to spend a ton of time knitting socks, but I must say they do make a nice airplane project. I'm not giving you the whole leg shot because I haven't seen a leg shot of socks that didn't make the wearer's calves look enormous and my psyche is not up to huge calves right now.
Yes, I do have one remaining source of angst. My weight. Since January I've gained 15 pounds. I tried Weight Watchers, lost 7 pounds and realized I don't want to live in a cookie-free world the rest of my life. So I'm on an exercise program. It's only week 3 so no earth-shattering results yet, but I'll keep you posted.
Tomorrow: How I came to knit a pair of socks and learned the importance of "packin' heat" in your knitting bag.
Thursday, October 18, 2007
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Congrats!!! Y'know, being happier at work will probably help with the weight, too.
Don't look for me in the elevators until after November 14 or so - I'm out on medical leave. :)
Welcome back!
Welcome back and congrats on the new old job! Those are nice looking socks too! I agree with Chris. Your weight will probably be easier to control now that you're in a better job.
Good to see you posting again! Even better to hear that you've made a good career move. And the socks? Fabulous!!!
Well, those are lovely. Good luck on the job front.
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