It seems like I'm in the middle of a million projects, but I don't really want to know how many I have on the go! So, I'll just share a couple of them. First up is the first Bat Mitzvah sock, the Rosa Rubiginosa Sock from The Knitter's Curiosity Cabinet.
I don't know if you can tell, but the lace goes down the top of the foot in a triangle shape, which is a fun twist.
I like the way it is coming out, which is good because it's going to be a long process.
I am almost done with Baker Towers by Jennifer Haigh, and I highly recommend this story of a family in Pennsylvania coal country. The book follows the characters through the second half of the 20th century, a type of book that has been done a million times. Often these books are predictable or silly; not this one. Baker Towers is well-written with characters that feel real. It's the kind of book to curl up with for a good long read.
Next up is The Prize by Dale Russakoff, which tells the story of Mark Zuckerberg's failed donation to the school district in Newark, NJ. I expect to enjoy this one. I'm not a Zuckerberg fan.
I'm joining up with Ginny to Yarn Along.