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Weekend Rewind

It was a three day weekend.
Two hockey games.
Extra day to sleep in on Monday.
Olympics on T.V.
A little snow.

And a cold/flu virus that has some serious staying power.
Just when I think I've beat it down it gives me a slap and says 'nope, not yet, sit down and rest'

Heal.

Just in case I didn't listen, my body slapped me with a migraine that last the whole weekend and was immune to all my regular remedies.

So I rested.
I watched the Olympics.

Mens Aerial and Oleksandr Abramenko from the Ukraine winning gold! Had to be my favorite event this weekend.
What an amazing competition. 

Oleksandr Abramenko's Gold Winning Jump
side note: how does a person wake up one morning and think 'that's my mission in life. Hurl myself down a ski slope on long skiis, launch into the air and do a crazy number of flips, twists, turns, and nails that landing' 

I honestly admire them. I'm in awe of them.

I loved the Snow Board Cross.
Half Pipe Skiing.
Bobsled.

Phoebe and I logged some serious snuggles during nap time.


In between naps and trying to be productive. I knit.

And knit.

And knit.

Did a little cardio kick-boxing which put me back in bed for the rest of the day.

*I finished my second Epistropheid.
*I finished a second BA Cool hat 
Started another BA Cool hat.
Chose my March Fair-Isle hat.

Boston Flip by one of my all time favorite designers Thea Coleman

The Knit-A-Long for this begins March 1st but really the rules are fast and loose with it.
Check out the America's Knitting group on Ravelry for more info. You'll find all the Fair-Isle shenanigans under '2018 Fairisle Fun'

The edges of the migraine are still lingering. 

I love the ribbing on this hat.

* Friday I will show you all the finished hats.
** teal and green project bag was made by a very talented friend. Please check out her Etsy shop that is just getting started. PortGardnerCrafts

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