When I knit it's sort of like practice for life's tunnels. There's often a point of pure, clear uncertainty. My hands get tired, my mind thinks of the next project, I make one false move and have to undo a whole row (or five) to fix it. It isn't because I wasn't careful enough (ok, sometimes), smart enough, creative enough...on and on...it's just the tunnel and I'm just human.
The project up there (sorry about the bad shot) isn't done yet. I'm still fully immersed in the tunnel on this one, but soon, my friends, and argyle something or other...nope not tellin'...will appear!
Happy Tuesday :)
*love and huge hugs*
Jen
This is a really good analogy - I think the key to being able to handle tunnels is to feel like you are moving forward.
ReplyDeleteAnd I'm impressed that you can do argyles! I like the colors you have chosen.
P.S. Thanks for commenting on Miss Tasha's Tortie Tuesday "Foxy Friday" post! She's been strutting around the house ever since the boy cats in New Zealand picked her as a "fox" (they do a couple of picks a week) - it's like she knows or something :).
Ha, Mish!! I could imagine Miss Tasha strutting. That's the cutest thing I've heard today!!
ReplyDeleteI think some days (weeks or months or years) are tunnels and others are wide open spaces, which are great but harder to know where you are going because there are not always landmarks you recognize. At least in a tunnel, you know you have to keep moving straight...
ReplyDeleteOuch, my brain hurts from all this thinking...I am off to make an art mess instead.
Big Love to you, my friend !