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October 07, 2008

KNITTING: HOBBY, OR MENTAL ILLNESS?

We link; you decide.

(Thanks to Claire Martin)

Comments

let's see....knit one....HURL two!.....

Crocheting is difficult; knitting is alimentary...

I find this oddly cool.

Mental illness.

Crocheting, now there's a hobby.

You link, we go for a nice, mind-clearing stroll.....

One day in high school, I had to dissect a pig and a sentence all in the same afternoon.

I'm still recovering.

Heh! I once helped my Biology teacher dissect a cat (who happened to have been pregnant at the time of death). I'd have taken the dead kitty home in a jar but I don't think my Mom would have liked that. Grownups!

i'll take the yarn disssection over the real thing any day.

and i vote mental illness, even tho i have been known to make horribly ugly shawls under coercion.

The library had obviously run out of books, there was real crap on the TV and the truck delivering the beer to the local had lost its load.

*waves @ nora!!!*

(are you making plans to come down for the Hunt??)

Mot!!! LTNS!! how's it going? Is it happy hour over there?

Hi Sooz, happy hour has been and gone, it's 7 pm at the moment.

I may not always put in my 2c worth on the blog, but I do keep an eye on it just to make sure you guys don't misbehave too much

So that's what stuffed animals look like if you rip them up! I just always assumed they had cotton balls or something....


That would be great if your cat got tired of the regular old boring ball of yarn.

Hmmm. I'm not sure what my knitting sister-the-RN will think of this...

And over here is my collection of cross-stitched portraits of serial killers.

"My mother made me a homosexual."

"If I buy her the yarn, will she make me one, too?"

My wife is an avid knitter. She is mentally ill. Proof: she married me.

Hey, if people can find and sell pet rocks, why can't people knit disected mice? Maybe it's a case of "so crazy it's genius"?

Ooh, the clear heir to my favorite blog (that died) http://youknitwhat.blogspot.com/ - worth looking at even now - but I also highly recommend the Yarn Harlot (yes, she was mentioned on Conan by Greg Kinnear on Friday!) at www.yarnharlot.ca
She's just funny.

And Peter M is wrong. I'm not mentally ill. Just a little unstable.

A plaque on both your houses!

This is great for us homeschoolers. It combines biology lab and home economics!

Katie in FL, don't forget art and math. A whole unit study in one project!

*waves at siouxie* !! Hi! i would love to be a part of the Hunt, i'm an *excellent* volunteer, as long as that means keeping everybody's spirits up all day and arranging trips for beer.

I can't stand knitting but, this is strangely interesting. (Not sure what that says about me.lol)

And guys, check out that banana wamer!

Jon.......do they make that is "plantain" size ?

or "in" either

jon, that cracks me up! My mother, GBHS, used to crochet like mad these holders for cans, glasses, etc. (Hey, in FL, you need something to soak up the perspiration from your cold drinks!) I had a million of 'em and handed them out to anyone I could. Most men thought they were "banana warmers" too...

wonders if this works in reverse. can you knit mouse guts into a nice sweater?

cg, I am willing to bet that YOU could. :-)

I'm thinking... "Martha Stewart when she wasn't shivvin' a snitch..."

This seems to be a good day for knitting references.

i wondered what to do with all those cat hairballs.

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