Knitting: Droving, by Ann Kingstone. Still. But the end is in sight! The colorwork is almost done, and after that, the heel, foot, and toe really flies! I’m so excited to finish these and be able to wear them — and to get another vanilla pair of socks on the needles (I’ve really missed having a mindless pair of socks for car rides, times when I’m tired, etc.)
Reading: The Sussex Downs Murder, by John Bude. I’ve been reading a chapter of this every night before bed — hopefully I’ll finish on our flight back to Philadelphia later today! I’ve been pretty sure about who the murderer from about five pages in — but I’m still enjoying reading it. I never figure out murder mysteries (and perhaps I’ll be wrong!), so I’m feeling very clever — though if I’m right, I think it was because it was a bit obvious, rather than any great sleuthing on my part. The inspector is wonderfully dense, and I enjoy feeling annoyed with all his assumptions. Not a book that’s going to change your life, by any means, but a nice, gentle mystery … perfect for bedtime!
See what everyone’s reading over at the original Yarnalong post. And I always love to hear what you’re working on and reading in the comments!
Those socks are gorgeous. Can’t wait to see if you are right about who dun it.
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Thank you!! I can’t wait either — I’m almost there!
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whoa, stunning socks!!! love the colors.
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Thank you, Martha!
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I love your socks! the details and the colors are lovely. Hope you are right with your guess on who the murderer is!
Lisa
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Thank you, Lisa! I finished the book the other day and the murderer was just who I thought – wahoo! Thanks for stopping by 🙂
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gorgeous socks!
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Thank you so much! And thank you for stopping by 😀
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