Write one, knit one
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Lawyer Olivia is familiar with her calculator,
and would barely know what to do with a knitting needle.
Callum knows his way around a kitchen,
does complicated arithmetic in his head and knits without a pattern.
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Writing contemporary romance fiction and knitting whatever appeals to me at that time are my most important creative pursuits. With the ambitious aim of saving time, I started working on these almost simultaneously, in that I handwrote the story in a notebook when pausing the knitting of an adult broad-brimmed hat at the end of a row. I am an experienced knitter, but knitting a hat is of course not like, for example, the unshaped part of a sweater's back. I find working on these two needs more concentration than I allowed for, and calls for frequent coffee stops. So writing and knitting, while not of course precisely simultaneous activities, for me are both works in progress.
My current romance fiction on the computer awaits resolutions to assorted dilemmas and attention to the 'villain' of the piece, while the wool yarn in its basket shows promise that it will end up like the hat pictured on its pattern. Fortunately I don't have official deadlines, though I do need to get the hat out into the craft shop which sells my textile work because this is a cold winter in my area of inland Australia and head wear is a good idea.
If you have a work in progress whatever it may be, then good luck for its successful outcome.
Warm regards, Priscilla.
https://priscillabrownauthor.com
Labels: knitting, writing, contemporary romance fiction, hat, wool, creative pursuits, works in progress
