Big life change

I usually restrict myself to knitting content on this blog. I think I do this because its "safe," (though sometimes knitting can be dangerous, indeed, witness how at my current ministry setting, a state psychiatric hospital, none of the patients are allowed to knit because the staff is frightened that people might stab themselves with the knitting needles--can you imagine? I've tried to explain that the very soothing nature of knitting would prevent such incidents, but they cannot be convinced, just as TSA authorities were for months following 9/11) meaning that I don't share much of my actual life. Which means that most of the time this blog is pretty boring. And I'm okay with that. I mostly blog to keep some kind of record of my knitting for posterity. Here's hoping Blogger's server doesn't go down in a firey blast.

But today I am announcing a big life change: I have a new job. I will no longer be a chaplain at the beforementioned psyche facility (and if I think about leaving too much I will start crying, so lets move on), and I will be moving on to a full-time chaplaincy position with VistaCare hospice. More hours, lots more salary, benefits, paid vacation...its a real job. I am looking forward to the change. Mostly what I want to know though is, will I have enough time to knit with this new job?