There are tons of blogs charting the post surgery progress of people who've enjoyed this particular process, so I won't add tremendously to the body of work already produced. I will say so far so good and Percocet is not nearly as good as promised. I took one last night before bed with an additional just Tylenol, but in all honesty was no better than just two Tylenol. Oh well, I guess I can strike junky off my potential job list.
Good news is that I placed my order for a Kromski Harp at woolery.com. A very nice sounding man left me a message on my answering machine to say the heddle blocks I had also ordered would not be in until early next week. He promised they would get out my order as soon as possible. As I chose USPS economy, I can expect to wait 6 to 10 business days for it to arrive. In the meantime I did receive two weaving books from Indigo. One is a bit older, Hands on Rigid Heddle Weaving by Betty Lynne Davenport, but a good standard for a rigid heddle loom, the second though seems like a lot of fun. Great photos, great patterns, and great instructions in Weaving made Easy, by Liz Gipson make me wish I had knuckled under and paid for Fedex, which incidentally was cheaper than USPS, but in my experience comes to my door with nasty extra surprises. So for now I will read, and knit and wait for my loom.
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