Gina of the Drafty Crawlspace

It's been so windy recently that crawlspaces in the apartment building are howling. It's less charming in Dutchess County than it might be on Prince Edward Island, although I don't know that anyone on PEI finds gusting winds charming. I doubt it.

The winds have brought a change. I think it could be Spring. I am hesitant to speak too loudly and boldly lest I find myself trudging through 13" of snow late next week. The standard scene is simple: warm weather comes, everyone believes that Spring is here to stay, only to awake to a blanket of snow in early- to mid-April. I call it the Easter Snow.

Easter snow be damned! I must knit ZephyrStyle's Green Gable -- which I insist upon calling Green Cable, in spite of the absolute lack of cable(s). I assume that the name of the garment is a nod to the placement of the lace panel, a sartorial gable, if you will. At any rate, I don't know if knitting a cheery, Spring garment in a cheery, Spring color will ward off or bring on the Easter Snow, but I can't stop myself.

I am giddy!
I am delerious!

Easter snow be damned!