
I'm slowly emerging from the cave I've been living in since last week. It turns out that "little chest cold" I thought I had, turned into the full-on, real-deal flu. I guess yarn wasn't the only thing I brought back from NYC (I heard from several others at VKLive who came home with the same, oh boy!). I was down for the count, I can't remember being that sick in a very very long time. I tried my best to quarantine myself from the world - and my family - in hopes of keeping everyone else away from it. With lots of fire cider, and elderberry, and good rest...fingers crossed I did just that!
But I'm emerging now, back to reality slowly but surely. Towards the end, when I started to feel a bit better, there was a good deal of knitting. And way too many entire seasons of Grace and Frankie. And then a new book (There, There by Tommy Orange). So...not all bad things, really. And then we had two days of fifty degree weather! Now that was a treat and a welcome back to reality for sure.
Assuming that healthy trajectory continues, I'm excited to be heading to Boston this weekend for the second annual Boston Farm & Fiber Festival! Taproot will once again be sponsoring the Knitting Lounge (this year, in the bigger kitchen space). If you're local, come on by to this fun, free, and open to all event at the Boston Public Market. Bring your knitting!