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Crafty Tuesday St Patrick's Day 2020
Mar. 17th, 2020 09:15 amAka Homebound Day Two
If this was a normal St. Patrick’s Day here in New York, alcohol would have been banned from the LiRR as of noon yesterday through to noon Monday. People would be packing into the trains to go into the city and either see or participate in the annual parade. Bars and Pubs would be getting ready for a busy day. I would have gone to Two Morrow’s Pub and gotten my annual corn beef and cabbage along with a pint of Harp.
But none of this is normal. The only reason to leave the house is to get food or medicine. Other than that there is not much going on up here in my end of New York.
Or as I am going to see it, fewer distractions outside the house.
It does stink that I will have order online anything I need craft-wise. I am hoping my thread holds out. I do think I have enough supplies on hand to make what I want to make or I will figure out a way to fake it. Hardware stores being closed might be the bigger problem for me.
But there are projects to be done and lists to be completed so that is where I am putting my focus right now.
I wonder how many novels are going to be finished during this social pause. I might actually get Nemo done. I will get the short story done for the next anthology I am in.
I am grateful for my fabric stash.
If this was a normal St. Patrick’s Day here in New York, alcohol would have been banned from the LiRR as of noon yesterday through to noon Monday. People would be packing into the trains to go into the city and either see or participate in the annual parade. Bars and Pubs would be getting ready for a busy day. I would have gone to Two Morrow’s Pub and gotten my annual corn beef and cabbage along with a pint of Harp.
But none of this is normal. The only reason to leave the house is to get food or medicine. Other than that there is not much going on up here in my end of New York.
Or as I am going to see it, fewer distractions outside the house.
It does stink that I will have order online anything I need craft-wise. I am hoping my thread holds out. I do think I have enough supplies on hand to make what I want to make or I will figure out a way to fake it. Hardware stores being closed might be the bigger problem for me.
But there are projects to be done and lists to be completed so that is where I am putting my focus right now.
I wonder how many novels are going to be finished during this social pause. I might actually get Nemo done. I will get the short story done for the next anthology I am in.
I am grateful for my fabric stash.
