Rotation schedule? What rotation schedule?

I started working on the last project on my rotation schedule and do you think I have been able to put it down? I've worked on it for about 21.5 hours...two x's in my schedule...that's not the point though...I put a rotation schedule in place so I make progress on all my WIPs. I promised that I wouldn't have any UFOs this year, so far I've worked on every single WIP that I have.  

I'm really loving the pattern I'm working on (Plum Pudding). I know that as soon as a) finish the pattern or b) get bored of the pattern I will move on back to the top of the rotation. For now I think I will continue working on Plum Pudding. At the rate I'm working on It I think I'll be done by the end of February! I don't think I have ever stitched a large pattern that quickly before. 

The WIP is beside me on the couch as I am writing this and my fingers are itching to pick up the needle again. I'm not minding the linen at all and I'm loving the silk threads too! I guess that saying 'never say never' comes into play here. 

Since I have one space available on my rotation I was going to add one of the patterns that Andy got me but since I'm concentrating all my attention on Plum Pudding I think it would be wise to finish another project (besides plum pudding...if I am still able to put it down) before adding another one.

For now my rotation schedule has been put aside, although I am marking my progress (every 10 hours) on the project I am working on. We shall see how much longer I work on this one before moving on again.

Next entry I will show you all plum pudding. 

Happy Musings!

~M