You see, I made the very foolish goal (albeit kind, I think) to try to send at least one scarf to each state. That's 35 scarves. No problem. At least, that's what I thought. While I was correct that 35 scarves in three months would be no problem, what I didn't think about was how the deadlines would fall on the calendar.
This week, there are seven scarves due. A scarf a day is tough enough. Add to that that last week there were eight scarves due (as well as my typo that made me think that AZ was due 1/21 instead of 2/21 - thereby adding a ninth scarf to the list), and that is seventeen scarves in fourteen days.
I bit off a bit more than I could chew. But, I have managed to keep up. I just haven't had time to write (or eat, or bathe, etc) for the last few days. OK, I'm joking. I've taken time to bathe, just not much time.
I expect to have the nineteenth scarf completed later today, then there is a nice little break of almost two weeks before the next run are due.
And, yes, I am keeping an eye on how the due dates fall on the calendar for the last fourteen states (fifteen if you count AZ, to whom I already sent a scarf), and am using the break to get ahead. But, those two weeks (actually it's 13 days, a heavenly 13 days) I will be able to focus on other things and just make scarves in my spare time. Right now, it's a bit like I work in a scarf factory.
I posted a list of deadlines last week. After those states, we fall into a break. The next scarves won't be due until February 11. I'll post the addresses and requirements in a later post. Just to let you know, those states are Maryland, Minnesota, and Montana.
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