Sounds a little philosophical, doesn't it? Well, sorry to disappoint, but it's really just a summation...lol
I got home Friday to find that Daddy-o had decided to make homemade pizza for dinner. YUM! The downer? As I was eating, I began to have tunnel vision in my right eye. That's the term, right, when you lose peripheral vision? Not pleasant. I've never had a migraine (that I know of), but a few months before we were married (12+ years ago) I had a really horrible sinus headache that started like this. Not the normal sinus headache. I was getting sensitive to light and sound. Not good. I finished eating, took Tylenol Sinus and laid on the couch in the semi-dark while P-nut finished her dinner. It subsided some (and the tunnel vision went away), but my sinuses were in an uproar and I had a hard time watching tv. Also, the tv combined with P-nut and Daddy-o talking drove me to distraction. At 8:30, I decided it was bedtime and jumped in mine after putting P-nut in hers.
I woke around 4:30 and still had a really bad headache. I took more sinus meds. When I got up a few hours later, it was there--but bearable--so P-nut and I got dressed and headed to the office. She was so psyched to come to work with me. I ended up having the headache (varying degrees) all weekend so I laid low and knit a lot. 
Saturday night I felt well enough to make a layout for me new CT. I am happy to announce that Deb Fisher (aka DebF) at Pickleberry Pop is designing again and invited me to rejoin her template team.
I made my first of two layouts with her Templates Vol. 12.
And here is A Little Reminder:
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My knitting over the weekend consisted of working the SKA January Mystery Beaded Socks. One sock is done through the heel and the other is very nearly ready to do the toe decreases. YEAH!
On Monday, I met Ruth and a friend of hers for lunch. We chatted and gave one another moral support and tried to figure out the square Ruth and I are working on (is it really working on it if we knit 4 or 5 rows on Jan. 2 and haven't touched it since?). I had laid out the written pattern in Excel in what was (for me) much more understandable than how it is laid out in the pattern book and it seemed to help us both. I did 4 more rows at lunch, found a few fixes I need to make to my "chart" and feel better about the project. Also, after talking about it, I think I have decided to make two 6-square lap-ghans instead of the 12 square afghan. Honestly, what am I going to do with a huge cashmere afghan? Don't get me wrong---if I do it right and well it will be a thing of beauty---but I have a child. and a dog. and a husband. 'Nough said? I am going to keep one and put the other away for P-nut---hopefully as a wedding gift some day. This will also allow me to skip the squares I don't particularly care for. On the months I'm not fond of the suggested square, I will do a repeat of one I have already done and that will be a square for P-nut's afghan.
I was going to scrap tonight, but I am woefully behind on two test knits (different designers) and I could also use a new pair of mittens. So, what better time to do the second mitten for one of the test knits?
I am woefully behind in posting my Project 365 photos though I so I need to spend about an hour working on those before I knit.
Have a good day. If you are sledding with the kiddos (or without) don't forget to take a few photos.