Edging, sparkly, and mysteries

On and Off the Needles
Well had knitted up a bit of niece's poncho with a leaf edge pattern but since it has some binding off , mom and I decided to knit the leaf edge separate.
Behind the Wheel
The turquoise I had spun up on my drop spindle and put on a carboard tube from either toilet paper or paper towel. (How is that for recycling.) Finally plied half of the turquoise and some of the gray wool together. It is still beautiful, though I wonder how much I have since there is still quite a bit of each to be plied together. Maybe a scarf is too small of a project for it. but I will wait and see. Also still have to spin and ply the light and dark greens for a personal touch for the niece's poncho.
The Write Life
Well Camp NaNoWriMo is almost over. I have 36, 133 words so far in my mystery novel. Had trouble getting going last week. One of my cabin mates suggested a surprise visit from family and bring up something new. I brought up something I needed to work on, a missing key.
It also brought up my main character's past and someone from that past to cause trouble. I suppose the rest of the week might need to be focused on bringing the mystery to a close. I have heard how writers know who the murderer is when they start. quarter of the way in, I had some idea. Though I knew I could hint at other suspects. Now that prime suspect is being overshadowed and another suspect is coming to my sight. Even I maybe surprised by the murderer's identity.