Seven days to Christmas. It’s looking as though our family gathering is dwindling to three adults and four children. Where number one son is living in Sydney has had an outbreak of the virus and there has been a three day stay at home order which depending on numbers of cases may extend longer.
I’ve had a short holiday visiting my sister on the beautiful Comboyne Plateau. The weather was kind and I returned before the predicted rain that has caused extensive flooding on the north coast of NSW. We had a beautiful bush walk in the Boorganna Nature Reserve to see Rawson Falls.
My latest knitting project is progressing well. I sewed all the squares together and made the decision to add another row to the main piece so that means another 10 squares. Now I have to spin up more alpaca.
Our end of year lunch was a special festive one.
Looking back on 2020 I’m sure that Chris has been spared a lot of frustration and disappointment. Many of the interests he was involved in or with have been severely affected. Church, golf, Illawarra Folk Festival and travel. None have fared well and are subject to major change.
Wishing everyone a happy Christmas and best wishes for the New Year.
What will 2021 bring?
Joans jottings 