![Years ago, I met someone at work. The conversation went something like this.
Me: We should be friends. Want to go to a hockey game TONIGHT?!?
Her: Yes?
I think she said yes because she was a little scared to say no. Coming in hot is pretty on brand for me.
She recently observed that in my romance shorts, my couples meet, connect, and immediately decide they are soulmates before living happily ever after.
And she was all “Wait, that’s kind of fast…but that is how Katie rolls.”
Thanks for getting me, @scottiegirly !
I hope you’re having the Friday you need, Crew! It’s a good day to check out Standing Together (standing-together.org) if you’re not familiar with them. I love you!!!
[ID: hot water in an Irish coffee mug with two lemon slices on the rim next to a rainbow sock in progress.]
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Apr 22
2013
This year, for Knit and Crochet blog week, we are to pick a house that we identify with. The descriptions for each house are listed on Eskimimi’s site.
At first, I thought I might belong to the House of Bee: Bees are busy and industrious, but can flit from one interesting project to the next as bright and shiny things capture their interest.
I am attracted to new shiny projects, but, I tend to be nearly monogamous on projects and I do so love to learn new things, so I really think I must be a Monkey.
The House of Monkey: Intelligent and with a fun loving side, Monkeys like to be challenged with every project presenting them with something new and interesting.
hmmm. Maybe a flying monkey?
Tags: KCBWDAY1, knitting and crochet blog week
House of Crazy. YOU definitely run the House of Crazy!
Or maybe the House of the Best Looking Knitted Socks on the Planet.
Yeah. That’s the one. That’s it. =)
cause if we’re talking House of Crazy……..ok, yea, I may run that house, but you, lady, are for sure a resident.
Oh, wow! That pinwheel blanket is gorgeous!
thank you!!! that was for sure my first BIG accomplishment with the yarny goodness.