Zone 2 has lots of texture with the solid colors represented in the color work in zone 1. Zone 3.......is strictly garter stitch to help the whole afghan lay flat, and I continue to use colors represented in zone 1 and 2. Closing in I think. Last I measured it, believe it was about 53-54 inch square. Have probably enough yarn left for 2 more sections. Imagine the finished ghan will be 56-57...maybe close to 60 inches after it's laundered and blocked. The colors are more vivid than the pictures shows. This seems a bit light to me, not sure why. But, if you scroll back to the previous post the colors look more natural to me.
Started physical therapy yesterday for my broken foot and will be going twice a week for maybe the next 8 weeks. Therapist informed me that the bone I broke is the slowest healing bone in your foot. So, apparently it's good I spent time today updating my watch list for both Amazon Prime and Netflix.
NETFLIX:
A Promise
Tulip Fever
The Dutchess
Serena
The Patadise
Anyone watch and recommend any of those?
Amazon Prime:
Elizabeth Virgin Queen
Home Fires
The Forsyte Sage
Jamestown
Last Hope
The Grand
Ekateriana
Cranford
Same question, anyone watched any of these or recommend them?
Love your knitting and hope you time with the Physical Therapists (who I have found to be firm believers in pain) goes well.
ReplyDeleteLOL...nodding in agreement on the pain. Felt a bit out of it yesterday after my session with her; but feeling better today I think. Thanks for visit and compliment on the knitting.
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ReplyDeleteSorry to hear about the slow recovery time but you will get there eventually! In the meantime, the Forsyte Saga is worth a watch as is Cranford (based on the book by Elizabeth Gaskell and beautifully done with a star cast). I hope you enjoy them.
Best wishes
Ellie
Awesome Ellie, and thanks for the recommendation. I saw the cast for Crandford...who doesn't like Judi Dench. Forsyte Saga really called out too. Thanks for swinging by and for the encouragement.
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ReplyDeleteWooHoo!!! Your post made it to my gmail in box and here I am - just as I promised!! Sounds like I need to back track bit in your blog to see what is going on with your foot. I have been in physical therapy a number of times and I agree on the pain comment. In one session years ago I had one therapist, who after I commented on the pain as opposed to the massage and heat used before the pain (which always felt GREAT) said to me, "Do you want feel-good, feel-good, feel-good, OR do you want to get better?" Ha! Well when you put it THAT way ... bring on the pain!! hahaha. I have been fortunate. My interactions with physical therapy over the years have been productive with good outcomes. Hope yours are too.
Maryland Sheep and Wool Festival is this weekend and I have a houseful of company coming for the event, but I will be back to my own blog next week. See you then.
Yippee, so glad it worked and so glad you mentioned it to me. Did therapy here yesterday and iced afterwards and did ok. The first session was her doing the testing also, so was a bit much; but will play through and hopefully get back to my walking. MD Sheep and Wool Festival....oooh wish I were going. Sounds awesome. Hope you'll post info and pictures on your blog.
DeleteBlah, that stinks that it is the slowest healing bone in the foot. I haven't seen or even heard of any of those listed, guess I'll slink back to my superhero shows now lol
ReplyDeleteThanks for the visit Pat, appreciate it. Yeah really, had to be that bone. argh
DeleteI have a broke firestick ..which means I have the firestick and added kodi and mobdro and get all tv shows and movies..for free...
ReplyDeleteI don't know anything about a firestick, or kodi or mobdro. Looks like I need to do some googlling. Thanks Jackiesue
Deletehi was just seeing if you minded a comment. i like your website and the thme you picked is super. I will be back. Preferred Rehabilitation
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