Thanks sopranospinner yes people who know me would say I knit.
Ahem.
The only thing scattered around my house more than kid clutter is yarn in progress. I have two unwound skeins sitting on my dining room table just so I can THINK about them.
So yeah.
BTW I love your avatar and I'm Bluegal on ravelry.
I love this!!! May I steal it for my Elderblogger buddies? It's pure genius!!!!!
And I wish I could still knit!!! I have a disability that affects (severely) my left arm and hand and lack the proper mobility to knit. Fortunately, I can still do counted cross stitch and needlepoint so at least I have something to maintain what vaguely passes sanity. :)
I'm a new reader/listener and also a knitter. Do you knit also?
ReplyDeleteLove the blog and the podcast!
And knitting saves my life (by saving my sanity) every day.
Thanks sopranospinner yes people who know me would say I knit.
ReplyDeleteAhem.
The only thing scattered around my house more than kid clutter is yarn in progress. I have two unwound skeins sitting on my dining room table just so I can THINK about them.
So yeah.
BTW I love your avatar and I'm Bluegal on ravelry.
I love this!!! May I steal it for my Elderblogger buddies? It's pure genius!!!!!
ReplyDeleteAnd I wish I could still knit!!! I have a disability that affects (severely) my left arm and hand and lack the proper mobility to knit. Fortunately, I can still do counted cross stitch and needlepoint so at least I have something to maintain what vaguely passes sanity. :)
Geeky automation engineering! Precision X-Y tables! Optics! Santa Claus machines!!1!
ReplyDeleteAnd knitting, too. Gosh, thanks BG. I thought about dear Dot quite a bit on a very busy, very boring day at work.
Very cool.
ReplyDeleteCool video, very imaginative!
ReplyDeleteThis makes me think of a post of mine over at my blog, Mister Tristan, on how "ravel" and "unravel" mean exactly the same thing. Go figure.
See http://mistertristan.blogspot.com/2010/09/ravel-and-unravel-mean-exactly-same.html
yay Dot, so cool
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