Kind of. My morning schedule is back to normal at least. So glad to have supported the NYT Tech workers.

New York Times Strike Over – Back To Normal

For a week, I stopped playing any New York Times games. Their tech workers were on strike and asked readers to stop playing games like Wordle and Spelling Bee.

Having built my morning routine around an enjoyable game of Wordle each day and a competitive game of Spelling Bee, I missed them a lot.

Folks have also asked if I still make “latte art” each morning. That never changed, so the feature photo today is not so much getting back to routine as it is demonstrating nothing really has changed. I also brush Finn most mornings if he’s not in one of his moods.

I adapt pretty well to change. But I have to admit, the folks on my social media feeds seemed to find my halting of games more of a disruption than I did. Regardless, it’s nice to be back.

Current Knitting

Slow and steady continues to be the mantra for my current scarf project.

The Double-Layer Linen Stitch Scarf is a great, mind-numbing project and I’m okay with a little mind numbing at the moment. As I near the end of a remnant-ball of yarn, I have plenty of time to contemplate which remnant ball will be incorporated into the mix.

Perfectly slow-paced and peaceful.