Essential sock-knitting kit
Sunday, March 25th, 2007Everything you need to create your own pair of socks:
notepad
pen
yarn
needles
notions
a draft beer
Everything you need to create your own pair of socks:
notepad
pen
yarn
needles
notions
a draft beer
So on Saturday, I took pictures of the Sweet Potato Queens in all of their slightly tawdry glory. On Sunday evening I met with my buddies Mark and Edmo and we went to check out the first game of the Alamo City Rollergirls - Missyfits vs. Dragon Divas.
Oh man, I am so hooked in [...]
It’s that time of year again. This weekend, a couple dozen women who are normally more-or-less normal, self-respecting and upstanding members of the community got all tarted up, put on red wigs and green sequined dresses and changed their names to Tammy.
It’s time for the Sweet Potato Queen Parade.
As per tradition, the Tammys gathered [...]
A very heartfelt thanks to everyone who wrote, replied and linked to the site for finding Cheryl Huish.
I just got off the phone with her neighbor, and apparently she’s okay and where she wants to be. Guess she just needed some Me Time.
So thanks. Cue the next crisis . . .
The first shifty sock is done! FINALLY! Geez, the ends I had to weave in . . .
It took me waaaay too long, but the pattern came out exactly like I wanted. I’ll post a full pattern soon.
UPDATE: Ms. Huish is okay.
Hey folks, there’s an emergency that needs some attention.
My friend’s neighbor, Cheryl Huish, is missing. She was last seen near Landa Park in New Braunfels, Texas on February 28th, 2007.
Please visit this site and contact the police or the Heidi Search Center if you’ve got any information. And [...]
So, eight years ago, give or take a few months, I learned to knit. The longish version is here. Basically, my sister shamed me into learning to knit because she made my mom a beautiful shawl for Mothers’ Day.
I learned to knit so that I, too, could give my mother a handmade shawl.
And [...]
This story starts the same way so many do:
“So there’s this bathroom stall at work . . . ”
So, there’s this bathroom stall at work. It’s got a little bit of a gap problem. There’s about an inch and a half of space between the front panel of the stall and the wall, [...]