Letters to Nobody

If my thoughts were a webpage, well, I guess they are now.
Jul 01
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Gpoyw

Gpoyw

Jun 29
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This Girls!!

This Girls!!

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Guess whose custom plug order finally arrived?

Guess whose custom plug order finally arrived?

Jun 18
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eatsleepdraw:

“notes” i took during a meeting yesterday.
-deborah

eatsleepdraw:

“notes” i took during a meeting yesterday.

-deborah

Jun 17
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GPOYW
I never wear make up anymore

GPOYW

I never wear make up anymore

Jun 14
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I’m going to admit here that if I were never allowed to knit any other object besides socks for the rest of my life, I might be okay with that.  I love knitting socks.  I love the tiny little stitches and the pretty yarns.  I love the crazy and sensational patterns that you often find, and that for the most part your sock is going to come out the right size.  Of course there is an exception to that rule and sometimes I get halfway down a leg, or finish a whole sock, and it is much too big and falls down and I have to frog the whole thing and start completely over, but even then, I love those socks and I love taking them out and starting them fresh in a whole new pattern.  
Knitting socks in my opinion is one of the most rewarding projects.  It is also the only type of project where I let my inner super tacky dresser go absolutely nuts with color and style, because they’re only socks and if they are embarrassingly loud well then I’ll just wear them under my pants and no one will be the wiser except that I’ll have a smile on my face knowing about my secret super loud socks hiding under my pant leg.

I’m going to admit here that if I were never allowed to knit any other object besides socks for the rest of my life, I might be okay with that.  I love knitting socks.  I love the tiny little stitches and the pretty yarns.  I love the crazy and sensational patterns that you often find, and that for the most part your sock is going to come out the right size.  Of course there is an exception to that rule and sometimes I get halfway down a leg, or finish a whole sock, and it is much too big and falls down and I have to frog the whole thing and start completely over, but even then, I love those socks and I love taking them out and starting them fresh in a whole new pattern.  


Knitting socks in my opinion is one of the most rewarding projects.  It is also the only type of project where I let my inner super tacky dresser go absolutely nuts with color and style, because they’re only socks and if they are embarrassingly loud well then I’ll just wear them under my pants and no one will be the wiser except that I’ll have a smile on my face knowing about my secret super loud socks hiding under my pant leg.

Jun 10
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Gpoyw!

Gpoyw!

Jun 06
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#1, I forgot how great iPhone can take pictures outside.

#2, $150 worth of pure joy was waiting on my front stoop when I got home today!

#1, I forgot how great iPhone can take pictures outside.

#2, $150 worth of pure joy was waiting on my front stoop when I got home today!

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It really does seem so simple. Knitting is only two stitches, knit and purl, yet with those two ordinary acts we knitters can take a ball of yarn and a couple of pointy sticks and create something useful and beautiful… Knitting makes something from nothing and it’s usually such an interesting something.

Yarn Harlot by Stephanie Pearl-McPhee (via stitchesandpurls)

Exactly why I love knitting