A chunky alpaca scarf, on the other hand, takes about three hours of total knitting time to finish. And I know it's been a long time since I've cooked. J made a huge pot of gumbo this weekend and we just finished it last night. So tonight there should be something interesting coming out of the kitchen. Search This Blog
Wednesday, March 21, 2007
Chunky Alpaca Scarf
Cold weather means lots of indoor projects are getting finished (yes, a certain hat is still in the works--damn me for promising to do a project in thread-thin yarn). A chunky alpaca scarf, on the other hand, takes about three hours of total knitting time to finish. And I know it's been a long time since I've cooked. J made a huge pot of gumbo this weekend and we just finished it last night. So tonight there should be something interesting coming out of the kitchen.
A chunky alpaca scarf, on the other hand, takes about three hours of total knitting time to finish. And I know it's been a long time since I've cooked. J made a huge pot of gumbo this weekend and we just finished it last night. So tonight there should be something interesting coming out of the kitchen. 
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your last food pic was 5 days ago, and it was filet-o-fish. i'm a dude, i'm here for the food not the knitting. what're you making for dinner tonight?
Knitting was invented by (big, burly, probably more masculine than anyone who reads this site) fishermen who needed a way to pass the time while they waited for their catch to come in. They took their skills from making nets and turned it into a way to make things to keep warm. So no, knitting is NOT sissypants women's work.
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