Stop me if you’ve heard this one
Monday April 11th 2016, 10:57 pm
Filed under: Knit,Life

Doctor: Saturday a week ago? So we’re nine days out. Okay, you need to let your brain heal. No exercising. Be a slug. While the muscle mass diminishes (she shrugged regretfully). Wait on the driving till you feel better. Let’s see, what can you do while you’re lying around when you don’t want to lie around…

Me, helpfully: I could knit!

That got me questions about brainpower vs knitting and I said some knitting requires full attention and some is absolutely brainless (and my current project is in between. I left that detail out.)

Doctor: Definitely brainless. Rest it.

Me: (Crud.)

So yeah, it’s been like that and will continue like that for a little while. The motivation though is that after this, my seventh concussion, not to let how things are right now become the new normal.

Later… The mailman delivered a stack of catalogs and for no real reason I always feel like I have to at least leaf through them. Or in the case of some, a fast flipflipflipflipokaydonetoss.

This one page stopped me. Blink. I looked it up online to see if what was there matched. It did.

That model’s legs and my brain: they are both a little bit inside out. (Or at least till that company figures out what everybody’s looking at.)


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Or possibly there’s some really interesting styling on the back of the dress that they’re not showing us!

Hope your brain feels better asap.

Comment by Virginia 04.11.16 @ 11:27 pm

Oops! Photoshop fail!

Maybe it’s time for a nice garter stitch wrap? No yarn-overs, no complications?

Comment by Pegi 04.12.16 @ 2:59 am

I love the illustration for the Esme dress where the model’s stockings are the same color as the lamppost. Definitely a three leg moment.

Comment by Afton 04.12.16 @ 3:29 am

Baby hats are brainless. You can do them without exercising your brain. Knit round and round or rib round and round; then pull the thread through.

Comment by Sherry in Idaho 04.12.16 @ 7:57 am

That photo “duh” is not your concussion.

Hope the resting isn’t driving you crazy in other ways.

Comment by lynnM 04.12.16 @ 10:53 am



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