This week is a major turning point for me personally and professionally. For the last 2 years, I’ve been working hard to balance my job as a stage manager and my growing yarn-dyeing/knitwear design business. There have been many great triumphs (doing Set and Reset at Lincoln Center, launching my independent website) and hardships (getting robbed, illness/injury). All in all, it’s been a blessing. I decided earlier this year that this week of shows with Trisha Brown Dance Company at BAM would be my last major stage management gig. This week was meant to be a joyous retirement and celebration of my launch into full-time fiber work. My recent injury is slowing me down and my path is not feeling very clear right now. I know that the road ahead will be full of challenges. It’s scary but it’s time. Let’s see what the future holds. (I know you’re going to ask about the yarn in the photo, it’s by @turtlepurlyarns and it’s awesome.) #yarnovernewyork #indiedyedyarn #indiedyersofinstagram #knittersofinstagram #sockknittersofinstagram #smallbusinessowner #nyclife #lifewitheds https://www.instagram.com/p/BowNBzZFBcT/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=r4hsb552mpc7
