I know I just said I was hoping not to have to spend any more time in outdoor “waiting rooms” aka … my truck but then Dave went and chipped a tooth….

He could have driven himself, but he doesn’t really like driving any more. 15+ years of daily commuting through the worst congestion in the country has really taken its toll, and he doesn’t drive unless he absolutely has to. I commuted too – but for fewer years than him, so I really don’t mind driving. And I had the morning free anyway.
So while he was getting his tooth fixed, I was stitching

As a result, I’m through the leg and ready to start that heel! Woohoo!
I hate driving anymore too. Hate it. I had an hour long commute each way on the DC Beltway for 20 years. That was enough for me too.
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Damn, a chipped tooth!
Since remotely working for over a year, I hope that my company continues to allow me to mostly work from home; commuting…especially during the summer when there is construction on EVERY ROAD…is for the birds.
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Oh, a trip to the dentist needs to be chauffeured cuz it is NO FUN!! The sock is flying off your needles-just lovely!
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I like the way the yarn is pooling. Very cool!
Happily, I’ve always lived where the traffic isn’t a YOU”. I don’t know how people do it every day.
Blessings,
Betsy
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Hope the chipped tooth got fixed easily.
I guess the bright side is …………….a lot of sock!
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Driving in congested traffic is stressful, so I avoid it whenever possible. I don’t visit my sister more than twice a year because I find the traffic nearly overwhelming. Great job on the second sock.
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Ugh for Dave but yay for your knitting progress. Hope everything went well and he is not in any discomfort. Second sock is looking great!
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