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Now that I've remembered how much time uni takes up, I figure the only time I'm going to get for knitting, unless I'm really organised with my study time, is my old trick of nursing the knitting while I drive and knitting madly at the (many) traffic lights between here and my dear old university at Bankstown. *remembering knitting the Souths jumper at traffic lights for the Bald Boy...* I pull up at the lights on King Georges and Canterbury Road. Yay! This is a huge intersection and I'll get at least a whole row done while I'm waiting. Talk about a win-win situation... if the lights change quickly I get home faster. If the lights change slowly I knit more! I love my life. I'm happily purling away (I have no irrational fear of the purl stitch at all, I'm glad to say) when a car pulls up next to me with a man and his young son as passenger. The boy, who's probably about 12, grins cheekily as his father leans over and says something to him. "What're you knitting?" he asks me across the few metres between our open car windows. I hold up the green and red striped sleeve, half done. "A South Sydney jumper for my hubby. He's a mad fan" I explain. They approve. "Go the BUNNIES!" they both roar with ferocious glee, just as the arrow turns green and they zip away around the corner, leaving me convulsed with laughter. Life is good. So. Since the mum-in-law has been eyeing off the socks I've knitted for the legions of sisters lately, I might make the next pair for her, and socks are perfect on-the-road knitting. I wonder if I'll finish that green shirt by next SSK... Today's card: The Fool... what's with all the major arcana cards lately??? |
| Monica August 6, 2003 11:38 AM PDT Hey thanks, funny you should mention that knitting sounds like fun... cos it is!!! LOL (not to mention chemical-free mood stabiliser. heh.) | ||
| Deckard August 6, 2003 12:30 AM PDT Wow, great blog! You make knitting sound fun. | ||
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