It has been all snow all the time the past few days.  The forecast went from "crippling snow event" to  "maybe a couple of inches".  So helpful.  In the end we had 6-7 inches of white, fluffy, magic.  I just love the snow.  Every time it happens I can not believe I lived most of my life in a place without snow or seasons. 

This morning, I was up with the sun and outside to deal with the hummingbird feeders, but this morning the feeder was not frozen, so the melt has begun.  Keeping the feeders in a state where the birds can use them during freezing temeratures has been a challenge, but they do use them in the snow.  Why did I not take a picture of the pretty hummingbirds with snow falling all around them?

While in the house watching the white stuff fall from the sky, I have been knitting.  Last night I bound off the hem of Gimlet.

The pattern calls for the collar to be worked next, but I am going to pause.  I need to finish up some test knitting, it won't take long.  Will I be able to finish this sweater by the end of the month?  I think I can, I think I can...

Comments

[kate]

I know you can!

You got more snow than us. The melt is on here now, it's pouring with rain and the slush puddles are deep!

[Batty]

Gimlet is looking good!

We haven't had any snow until this weekend, and what we got is not impressive. Somehow, snow enhances the knitting experience.