There are two ways to enter and leave the house. The garage and the front door. The vehicles have door openers and there is also a keypad outside of the garage door. However, that hasn't worked for a couple of weeks and we just haven't taken the time to fix it. It's not really an issue for me because I typically go in and out of the front door, using my key to lock it and the garage door opener when I get home. And we had also spoken of leaving a key outside so when we're gone for three weeks there is a key for whoever comes to check on the house. But we didn't do that this last weekend either. Do you see where this is going? I got home last night just a bit early, there not being so much traffic since it's spring break. The house cleaners were just finishing up so I dropped my stuff in my office, got the dog and her leash, my phone and headphones and out we went for a walk. Imagine my surprise then when I walked past the house less than five minutes later and they were gone. My heart sank. Did they lock the door? Oh of course they did! Thankfully it wasn't raining. I walked Tinkerbell for as long as she wanted to walk, then we sat in the front and waited for Ben to get home. I'll tell you what, there is a key hidden out there now. But that really put a damper on my evening. I was SO mad at myself.
I finished my last project, a Wingspan out of the last Yarnbox classic yarns. I am awaiting a package from DBNY of some lovely Noro Ayadori in a beautiful pastel colorway. I'm going to make the SwingKnits Autumn Fusion Shawl. I think it's going to be awesome. I'll also use up some Artyarns Sequin Light to give one of the panels a little bit of sparkle. I sure hope I get that yarn tonight. I am really anxious to start it. And every week I do a couple of rows on the Jo's Pride. I just keep it at work.
Work is busy this week and I am looking forward to leaving a bit early on Friday and heading out to Port Townsend. I hear there is a Victorian Festival this coming weekend. Kind of sounds like a contradiction in terms, doesn't it? Were the Victorians festive?
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