And the Christmassification has started

In a very small way.

I did my complete morning routine and I love it. Started thinking about the blurb during morning pages, then opened book 2 to refresh my memory about what happened. Apparently a lot.

I made a spontaneous decision to go on a retreat in April filled out the registration. The fact that the form was a Google doc seemed a bit dodgy but we’ll see.

I finished my husband’s hat:

I wound two skeins of yarn one of them for a pair of socks for my husband. I might also unearth the fingerless mittens I started for the boy where the pattern was just unknittable. Which means I need to take the designers charts and use them to design my own. Meh. Not why I pay money for patterns. It’s unfortunate when a knitting designer can’t count.

I also decided that I can live without my favorite crispbread if it means I only have to walk to the nearby supermarket instead of biking to the farther one when everybody is out to pick up groceries.

My husband made beans for lunch, very yummy:

There were sweets, there was reading and video games, the student I had expected to teach canceled and the boy and I hauled all the Christmas stuff downstairs from the attic.

I got stuck on Genshin Impact again doing just one more thing, and then I was late again with the dishes and my evening routine. Harumph.

And today will be Christmas which means dinner with my mother-in-law. Unless the boy is still testing positive so we’ll see how that goes.