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Feb. 26th, 2020 02:57 pmI don't know why, but I've been feeling the urge to not only coan size my crap, but clean as well. And I don't just mean the monotonous day to day cleaning of laundry and dishes, but the more deep stuff - like cleaning out the cat hair that accumulates between the carpet and baseboard. (So much cat hair, so much back discomfort, repeat ad nauseum)
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I've been playing with some old Rit dye I've had for years. Easiest way to get rid of it, right? Well not really because now I want to play even more, which might involve buying more dye if I'm not careful. I'm currently distracted into wanting to try the shibori technique, abd I certainly have plenty of white cotton fabric to play with...
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I may have gotten past the issues I was having with my current knitting project - I actually watched a beginning knitting video on YouTube, and downgraded my casting on method to a much simpler method than what I was using, and made myself loosen my yarn tension. But npw my right radial nerve won't play nice. Within the first 10 stitches it starts tingling, and if I try to keep doing it only takes a couple more stitches to make my thumb and forefinger go completely numb. RAR. I've been trying to address the issue on my own with nerve stretches, glides, and being more mindful of my natural slouch, but I keep wondering if it would calm down faster if I had another visit with a Physical Therapist. Cuz it doesn't just happen while knitting, but at it's worst it'll happen at night and it does wake me up until I roll over onto my left side and the pain goes away. Yay for growing up in a battle zone where one is afraid to relax...
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And the wind has been howling att day because of another cold front coming down. It may only be in the 50s, but the gusts maje it feel much much colder than that. I miss the days ofcold but beautiful weather...
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I've been playing with some old Rit dye I've had for years. Easiest way to get rid of it, right? Well not really because now I want to play even more, which might involve buying more dye if I'm not careful. I'm currently distracted into wanting to try the shibori technique, abd I certainly have plenty of white cotton fabric to play with...
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I may have gotten past the issues I was having with my current knitting project - I actually watched a beginning knitting video on YouTube, and downgraded my casting on method to a much simpler method than what I was using, and made myself loosen my yarn tension. But npw my right radial nerve won't play nice. Within the first 10 stitches it starts tingling, and if I try to keep doing it only takes a couple more stitches to make my thumb and forefinger go completely numb. RAR. I've been trying to address the issue on my own with nerve stretches, glides, and being more mindful of my natural slouch, but I keep wondering if it would calm down faster if I had another visit with a Physical Therapist. Cuz it doesn't just happen while knitting, but at it's worst it'll happen at night and it does wake me up until I roll over onto my left side and the pain goes away. Yay for growing up in a battle zone where one is afraid to relax...
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And the wind has been howling att day because of another cold front coming down. It may only be in the 50s, but the gusts maje it feel much much colder than that. I miss the days ofcold but beautiful weather...