Joining Kat and her merry band of Unravelers. Go see what the others are up to.
Knitting.
Yes, this is the same photo as last week. I finished the scarf but haven’t taken a glamour shot yet. Next week…
Reading.
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Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow by Gebrielle Zevin. Video game creators, their childhoods, their adolescence, and their adulthood. And their romances. 3.5✭
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The Violin Conspiracy by Brendan Slocumb. A black violinist makes it to the Tchaikovsky Competition—the Olympics of classical music — but his 18th century Stradivarius does not go with him. It was stolen. Written by a Black violinist, the author uses racist incidents from his own past in the story. 4✭
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Chef’s Kiss by TJ Alexander. The story of a perfectionist pastry chef who, against her own will, falls for the kitchen manager at work. Chef is bi and kitchen manager is trans; if you don’t want to think about their lovemaking, do not read this book. It is, however, well-written and the author clearly knows her way around a kitchen. 3.5✭
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Listening.
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Local Woman Missing by Mary Kubica. I am finally able to listen to this audiobook again. Progressing on this one. It is a decent sort of suspense story, but still too soon to rate.
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Watching.
Sadly, I am not caught up in anything videowise. An occasional episode of Call the Midwife on Netflix is the extent of my watching.
kmkat & her kneedles 
I am eager to see you finished shawl… the colors are so lovely!
(and I am feeling much the same as you about Tomorrow, Tomorrow, and Tomorrow… I am liking it much less than all the hype about it)
Can’t wait to see the shawl! 🙂
I too am looking forward to seeing that shawl!
I read Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow (actually, I listened to the audiobook so my intake would be a little different) and while I don’t regard it as a waste of time, I notice I haven’t gone out of my way to recommend it to anyone. Though there were parts that had me quite teared up…
Sounds like an interesting variety of books! I wouldn’t have guessed from the cover that Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow was about video game designers.
I look forward to seeing the shawl. Tomorrow and tomorrow and . . . doesn’t appeal to me but I have The Violin Conspiracy on my list.