On this, the 3rd day of June, the thermometer, at 2:30 pm, already registers 90° F! Eeek, it’s h-o-t! Frankly, I am not ready for Washington’s summer heat; summer is still 19 days away! The heat makes it really hard to continue knitting on my log cabin/9 patch blanket but I shall. I am at the point now where I begin joining the pieces … If I remain focused, I might even finish this project by the #100daysproject2020 end: 15 July. Time will tell.
Over the past week, reading has been usurped by TV – watching the continuous reporting of the protests across the country. The TBR list grows and now that I have ink for my printer, at last, I can even print out my stay-at-home summer 2020 bingo card… I think it’s time to reconnoiter, refresh and renew my plans …
Laundry’s done; chicken baked. Time to hit publish and pick up those knitting needles as I watch TV. Joining Kat and friends.
Morning Glory Studio 
I like that splash of pink and sunflower? < 3
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I’m starting to wonder at the timing of crocheting afghans in the summer. and yikes! it was only 85 here today (so grateful for the ceiling fans!)
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My reading time has also been spent with the news this week. I’m loving your log cabin blanket!! Try to stay cool 🙂
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I’ve also been watching a lot of news this week. It’s hard to watch at times, but I’m also encouraged by the number and volume of protests — not just here but around the world. I am hopeful that things can finally start to change for the better.
Love how your blanket is coming together!
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I love the nine patch look of this blanket. The news is hard to watch but I feel like I need to bear witness to the bravery of the protesters. We are in the midst of a 90 plus degree week. Summer came all too quickly for me too.
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It is gonna be a hot one this year Honore’ I’m afraid. Love the progress on the blanket
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I love all things hot and summery…(especially the nights) God bless you my friend. Just when we think it cannot get worse with COvid, we see Americans at their ugliest . An illness is mean, but discrimination and killing a man who is begging to breathe is beyond mean. I don’t have any words.
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That blanket and 90 degree weather seem to be at odds!
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Love how that soft aubergine colour repeats and holds the rest together … Though wool and 90F sounds a hot combination! (We’re back to 52F here; I have unearthed my thermal vest.)
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