And also, if the kids go to sleep when they're supposed to (they wouldn't last night, and I ended up falling asleep with Kavi in her bed around 8:30, I think), I have an hour or two afterwards for tv and knitting. I'm too tired to do any real work -- even dishes or grading or e-mail, and certainly not writing. But knitting lets me feel productive, and like I'm not actually wasting time while watching an hour of tv. It calms me.
The ribbing feels nicely stretchy; I hope it fits. I once again failed to swatch -- I know I'm going to need to at some point -- actually measure things and make calculations and figure out exactly what will fit where. When I make a sweater for myself (someday), it'll be a necessity, since I'll want it to be well-fitted. But so far, I've had pretty good luck with the kids with just making hats and scarves and sweaters and trusting that it'd fit will enough. They shift sizes so fast anyway...
Okay -- onwards to dishes. Normally, I'd be at a cafe working first thing in the morning, but our house was such a disaster after last night's exhausted collapse that I just couldn't face leaving it that way. So I came home -- the plan is to watch Glee on my laptop while cleaning, and once that's done, hopefully settle down to revision. I'm up through chapter 15 -- if I keep going at this pace (I have been very industrious this September), I should be done by the weekend. Fingers crossed.