LOL. That is one way to do it. Make a video.

It’s refreshing to see even the best of us – as a person, a designer, a woman, a knitter – get frustrated and try to find a bit of humor in frogging.

Ah, so Richard got to see the acrobatic show! Do wish it had been video taped.

Fun —

* The quickest way for a parent to get a child’s attention is to sit down and look comfortable.

* My wild oats have turned into prunes and All-Bran.

* You can’t stay young forever, but you can be immature for the rest of your life.

OOO!! Shiny pretty yarn! My favorite color! I covet it big time! What is it and where can it be found in real life?

You’ve got something there with that walnut thing! Meet me at the top of the Empire State Building with a defunct project or two and let’s try it vertically.

Don’t crack a tooth on the new project though… Unless you are to become the very first knit-cracker! (I made myself laugh with this one!!!)

Whew. 48 stitches to frog sounds like a piece of cake compared to 400ish!

Sometimes when a yarn has been swatched a few times too many (I keep a ball of plain old bare worsted wool in my side drawer for stitch ideas) I tie the end to something a little heavy like a pencil, or even just a twist of paper, and wrap it as I frog, then hold onto the end and throw the wrapped ball down the hallway. LOADS of fun for me and the cats. :-}