It's surprisingly hard to run a knitting blog when you don't have much time for knitting.
I know there are many new moms out there who pop out babies and don't skip a beat, returning to their regular activities as if nothing happened.
Sadly, it looks like I'm not going to be one of those.
It's not for lack of trying--I really miss knitting!--I just can't seem to find enough hours in the day at this point.
Though the good news is, we decided to break up CP's paternity leave--he gets 4 weeks, and after taking the 1st two right after JJ's birth, he's alternating work and non-work weeks for a month--and he'll be back at home next week, so that should give me a few more hours to do something productive.
(Not that constantly washing baby clothes because the baby keeps PEEING on them isn't productive . . . )
But I don't have much to show for this week, sadly, other than another pair of socks that have sprouted a hole and need darning.
I've made meager progress on JJ's new sweater:
And have been desperately trying to make progress on this design:
I'm really missing that free week I was planning to have between the end of work and JJ's birth. The best laid plans . . .
2 comments :
I've never seen or heard of a new Mom popping out baby and getting back to routine without missing a beat. I believe that's an urban legend.
Gorgeous yarn for that beginning of a sweater!
Definitely can sympathise with you. I have a nine week old and so far think I have managed about 10 rows of a blanket (for her, mind you!). My hubby works away during the week, and by the time I get everything else done, and my seven year old homeworked and sorted, it is nearly time for bed!
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