A) Wow you knit fast!!!

B) What a lovely group of people to have and that have you. Makes me wish I was a part of it all. It’s just a bit of a drive from the Central Valley to the Bay Area for a knit night! LOL

Congratulations on being through both “projects”.

I agree with Mary: you ARE fast! 🙂

One of the things that moved me the most, once I got more involved with my tai chi club, is the importance to look people in the eye when you talk to them. The first time someone I admired did that to me, I felt recognized, acknowledged – I was beaming. Now, I make a conscious effort to do the same with all the newcomers (and the standing members) and I can definetely tell the effect it has when I succeed.

Speed knitter, even when you’re doped up… down?

I need to find the right project for my own hank of Mooi. (Or shall I be rewarded for my patient procrastination?)

Yes, looking someone in the eyes is MOST important!

From this morning’s comics:
Two youngsters leaving school. One says, “That vocabulary test was hard! Did you know how to use ‘gruesome’ in a sentence?”

And the other kid says, “It was simple. ‘The gardener likes flowers, so he gruesome'”

I love your blog!

Oh, yes! Purlescence is a great store! I discovered them in early spring 2007 when I heard about the Blue Moon Fiber Arts banking fiasco and searched for a store to support BMFA. I was heading for a retreat near Monterey and Purlescence was on my list. They are an annual must-visit when I can get down there. I’m about 90 miles north, so only get there once or twice a year, but the staff is extra helpful by phone as well. I’ve purchased by phone and they’ve done special orders for me. The packages always arrive with a personal note. I’m happy to be part of their people. Some year I’ll finally make it down for knit night.