I finished the sock, as noted. You will see from the following picture that it reaches nowhere NEAR my knee as I predicted.


Apparently I forget that, you know, my legs increase in size the further you go up. Apologies for the shocking expanse of whiteness above the sock. I am pale at the best of times and winter ... I practically glow.
The second sock of the first pair is coming along too. I have so far managed to avoid the second sock boredom. I guess I just like the wool, it's just so nice to knit with.


And what's next after all these socks and sweaters, you ask? Oh, don't worry. My knitting obsession has gotten completely out of hand and I have convinced myself that I can actually knit something from this book below. Feel free to laugh. I don't know what I was thinking.
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That's pretty weird... A coworker was just showing me the mittens she knitted that look just like the ones on the cover of that book! Anyway, I wish I could knit like you... The sweater is gorgeous and the socks look great!
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