*I am trying so hard to give them the benefit of the doubt--I know they are busy, and have a sick parent--but the person has a smart phone, and I know they received my emails--and it should not take ten days to come up with an ambivalent one-line email. Grrrr arrrrgh...
In other news, we are having a housewarming party this weekend--I suppose I should do laundry before then. :) I've also been knitting furiously during the Olympics--though I never entered any organized events, I think my pace would get me a Nordic combined medal, at least. I finished Mark's Valentine's Day socks before the Olympics started:

(Pattern is Jacobean, yarn is from the now-defunct Rio de la Plata.) Once again I chose a pattern too busy for the yarn, but whatever, he likes them. I've also finished my second try at the Drops jacket; I need to buy more buttons and finish weaving in the ends. It's currently blocking, and I really hope I made it big enough (swatch FAIL--I don't know what happened!). I also managed to do some surgery on that black cardigan--completely changed the neckline and turned it into a pullover. I'm pretty satisfied with it, though I still wanted a cardigan... Oh, and last night I finished the Silk Garden cowl, though I need to make it smaller (undoing a graft, ugh). Pictures to follow! Right now I am back working on a baby blanket for the future niece/nephew (kitchen cotton, so I can only do a bit at a time), a super-easy shawlette for a friend's birthday, and vanilla socks for my portable project. I do have more lace on the horizon, and a more exciting pair of socks...and I suppose I need to get back to that baby sweater.
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What a horrible pain about the accompanist. When I was taking my conservatory exams in clarinet I had to find accompanists and it's nearly impossible.
I hope it works in the fall!
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