A quick ditty

Hi Everyone,

Just so you all know - I'm not dead.  I have just been busy looking after kids, studying, and trying to balance being creative with the much hated housework.  

Today I thought I would share with you a quick poem I have had swirling in my head (it has not been written on paper at all which in the end may be a mistake).  It's not perfect, but I am sure someone can relate, especially if they have worked on a realllly long knitting project - something I am doing, and not sure whether I will ever again (I would need to be bribed with an awful amount of stuff if I am).

So without anymore waffling, here it is.

Blanket

Knitting: baby gift. 

Can't wait

to see the faces at the end. 

Cant wait

For relief...

Sore fingers and thumb.

As I said above, it's not my best work.  But still it's relatable to some people (0people who knit and crochet). This fact does give it some merit, no matter how small.  That's why I decided to post. For those who read it - Hope you liked it. 

Till we meet again, have a good one. 

Favourite Writing Spaces

Hi Everyone,

I hope everyone is going well and having a lovely break for Easter, and staying safe as well.

I have been thinking about my favourite writing space(s) as opposed to my most productive writing space(s).  I have discovered something.  For me they are different.

When I write poetry I like to sit in nature (specifically a lake near where I live), but on reflection  that is not where I am the most productive - its actually when I am travelling by car or train. 

So wanting to be more productive, I am going to plan a trip or two, so I can make some poetry happen.

So, over to you dear reader, do you have a favourite writing place? and is it as productive as somewhere else you go?  Will you change where you write now you know? Share your answer below.

Till we meet again, have a good one, and stay well.

JR.