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Today I finished editing the trimonthly magazine. I proofread, translate as needed, lay out and find pictures. Then I e-mail the text to another proofreader and a .PDF to a co-editor. In the coming days, I'll receive their responses, correct and add, and finally send the result off to be printed.
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Derefter trængte Uglemor til at strikke lidt, men der var næsten ikke mere af mit sokkegarn fra tønden til Spirillens strømper. Så måtte Uglemor i gang med at gennemsøge tønden - nederst lå en pose, hvor det halve var røget ud, med sokkegarn, pladegarn og anden uld hulter til bulter i et stort rodsammen med diverse bomuldsgarner.og Uglemors ældste projekt - en 40 år gammel trøje. Da Ugleungerne var hentet fra skole, og vi havde købt ind og havde spist frokost, gik Uglemor i gang med at rydde op i tønden. Alting blev viklet op og kom i poser. Der blev endog plads til min kasse med broderegarn, der har været hjemløs i mange år.
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Then MotherOwl wanted to knit socks for Marsupilami, but she was almost out of yarn. In the barrel she found a trérrible mess. A bag of woollen yarns had spilled and gotten into one another, but there was lots of sock yarn. MotherOwl picked up the Owlets from school, went shopping and had lunch. Then she was ready to tackle the yarn barrel. After much untangling, rewinding and sorting the result was wonderful. MotehrOwl even found room in the barrel for the box of embroidery floss that had been moving aruond ever since we moved into the Owlery.
Bomuld = cotton Tynd = thin Tyk = thick Sær = strange (with metal fibres, bubbles, linen etc.)
Anden uld = wool (not sock yarn)
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