Tuesday, March 28, 2006

Who will be 200?

I put the frappr map up for a laugh (and some might say it's a pitiful number of dots compared to other maps) but I think it's amazing and I get a little frisson of excitement every time a new person signs up. Now I'm up to 199 - very cool... Who will be 200???

I've had to redo some of my stock tech images for the books I'm working on - a very good thing - so here's cabling without a cable needle for the audience at home. The illustrator will take these clear(er) images and make sketches, but for those who'd like to see my hands in semi-action, here is cabling without a cable needle!

I'm behind in submissions - damn - and plan to devote a good amount of time this morning to getting some stuff together to send out. Yi-ikes, how time gets away from me! I'm leaving Friday for Buffalo and points north, so I plan to get my act together on Thursday and copy my handouts, finalize my maps, etc. TIme for another visit to AAA!

Calendar
Finally I'm getting the pages together - nothing like waiting until the proverbial 11th hour! Sometimes when I do something I jump right in, but on a task like the calendar a bit of planning can make the whole thing go so much faster. The database I've developed over 2 years now makes importing the calendar days and auxillary info into Quark easier than it was last year - yay -

Breathing
The weekend was hard - doctors were consulted, drugs were taken, it's all a blur of hacking and coughing. It's an odd feeling to feel that my lungs are so much better (they are!) and then to have this damned cold. It's like losing a ton of weight, then wearing horizontal stripes.

10 Comments:

Anonymous Sarah R. said...

Who will be 200? Me! That's who. I can't resist a nice round number.

March 28, 2006 9:06 AM  
Blogger Zee said...

Nice image! Looks easy to follow, clear and simple. I love instructions like that. ;)

I'm glad you're feeling better! I had a scare a few weeks back -I'm just grateful I was at the doctor's office when it happened.

March 28, 2006 10:13 AM  
Blogger IndigoMuse said...

You know, your cabling without a needle pictures are great. I've never bothered to attempt it because I've been perfectly happy cabling with a needle. I'll plan to try this next I need to work some cables.

Tanya

March 28, 2006 11:54 AM  
Blogger bfitpilates said...

"...Horizontal stripes"- LOVE IT...
Take care of yourself- you need your energy to teach a bunch of very enthusiastic students this weekend! It looks like everything is coming together with all of your projects- what's your output going to look like when you actually feel well and have lots of energy? WORLD WATCH OUT!
Jill

March 28, 2006 1:33 PM  
Anonymous Dee said...

I'd like to thank you again for teaching me to cable without a cable needle, I just made a beauty of a cabled hat for my son and smiled all the way through each cable row :)

March 28, 2006 4:45 PM  
Blogger PassioKnits said...

Annie:
There is a picture of your circular jacket I just finished on my blog if you'd like to take a look. It got rave reviews when I wore it. Now my friends want to make one! I helped one pick out the yarn tonight.

Here's the link:
www.passioknits.blogspot.com

Thanks for designing this great pattern!

Julie

March 28, 2006 8:36 PM  
Blogger marie in florida said...

okey dokey, i pinned me to your frapper. wish i knew how to link your blog to mine cuz you're so cool.

March 28, 2006 9:12 PM  
Blogger Annie said...

Am I the only one from Australia so far on your map.

March 28, 2006 9:15 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

ok, so I am #223; a little late to the party...

sorry I missed your loop appearance. are you attending/teaching at the TKGA meeting at Valley Forge in July? if so, another free dinner awaits you!

anne marie g. :)

March 28, 2006 11:46 PM  
Blogger Yarngirl said...

Glad to hear your feeling a bit better - this is a nasty time of year, and the pollen count here in NJ just went kaplooey, too!

March 29, 2006 5:48 AM  

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