Knit/Wit: Finally

Sunday, September 24, 2023

Finally

On Day 14, I finally tested negative.

Now that I'm in the clear, I'll be headed to synagogue for Yom Kippur services with my family on Monday, so I'll see you back here on Wednesday for a crafting update!

7 comments:

Bonny2:19 PM
Finally! G'mar Chatima Tovah.
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AsKatKnits2:45 PM
Woo! That is the best news! G'mar chatima tovah to you and your family!
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Katie3:58 PM
Yay Sarah! What a relief. G'mar chatima tovah!
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Mary5:10 PM
YAY!!! I'm so glad you'll be able to be In Community for Yom Kippur. (Holidays are meant to be shared!)
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Carolyn9:27 AM
Ah! The news we've been waiting for!!!! Happy Dance here. Back into the world you go! xo
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Carole11:21 AM
I'm so glad that this came through just in time for Yom Kippur.
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Jane9:04 PM
Hooray.
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