I couldn't have said it better myself
I stopped by Jessie's this morning and she talked about her intolerance to the Vermont heat. I couldn't have expressed my heat hate better! I promise that as soon as our daytime temps are in the low 60's or below you won't have to suffer my bitching any more.
We've had temps that finally dropped below 70 the last few early mornings. I know I should be thinking about mittens for Bitchin' but gloves kept coming to mind. I have some hand spun that is begging to be turned into these knuckle tatoo gloves at Knitty. I don't use DPNs much so of course we didn't have US4's in our needle stash. That darn it all meant I was forced to go to one of our LYSs to get some - well order some since they were out. Vicki brought out all the new books that had just come in. Good books but not enough in them to justify buying them. I was good and didn't spend a penny there.
We've had temps that finally dropped below 70 the last few early mornings. I know I should be thinking about mittens for Bitchin' but gloves kept coming to mind. I have some hand spun that is begging to be turned into these knuckle tatoo gloves at Knitty. I don't use DPNs much so of course we didn't have US4's in our needle stash. That darn it all meant I was forced to go to one of our LYSs to get some - well order some since they were out. Vicki brought out all the new books that had just come in. Good books but not enough in them to justify buying them. I was good and didn't spend a penny there.
posted by kitkatknit at 7:36 AM
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