Chaos. What do you do when the world seems incomprehensible? Wind another warp, of course.
And the next picture is not related to the previous. It's for a warp in the planning stages, and may never make its way to the loom. That's OK, sometimes playing with the software is a good exercise to clear the mind, like a certain unnamed puzzle everyone is playing these days. You know the one I mean.
I have just finished reading We Are All Completely Beside Ourselves, by Karen Joy Fowler. This is the one about a little girl who was raised from birth alongside an infant chimpanzee, as a psychology experiment. Outrageous and compelling.
I'm also in the middle of The Gates of Europe: A History of Ukraine by Serhii Plokhy. This is a heavy going, as it is quite long, but I can't put it down. I'm learning a lot about my own family history here.