After dinner on Sunday he took me out to show me the latest project - the "East Side Beautification Project" Wow!
Now when I work on a knitting project and show it to someone, it's "something" even when it's in progress. Like "Look at the heel on this sock!" Sure, it's not a sock yet, but it is something!
I'm having a hard time putting this into knitting terms.
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So, what exactly is going into that spot? And when did that big empty spot appear in your yard?!
I guess the difference is that with knitting even something looks great. Sigh.
Wow! Thats Fantastic! He sure is talented! Did you mean to have that odd spot there?
(Using all the responses I get when I show off knitting)
I think that might be the equivalent of a skein of gorgeous yarn that got incredibly tangled when the dog/cat/toddler/ got hold of it. Or maybe not. We can recognize gorgeous yarn even then it is incredibly tangled.
Still. He's working on it. I wouldn't mind if he came over here to work on the North Side Beautification Project, which seems to be stalled.
Um. This is where I would demand a little sketch. Is that grass patch? It's spread, hm, rather sporadically. Surely, there's a plan!
Have faith. I'm sure there is a plan.
Michael kills stuff in my garden all the time. It really pisses me off.
I bet there is seed involved :) And a plan!
I think it needs the loose ends woven in and a good blocking!
I'm a little lost here. What is happening in the pictures?
Looks like a swale to me!
If so, that is a good thing and necessary, and all will be revealed in the fullness of time.
Kind of like lace, which certainly does NOT look worth the knitting until the blocking time!
A friend of mine used to come over here and pull up my alliums while we were standing around, thinking they were wild onions. :)
Maybe it's kind of like an unraveled sweater before you've had a chance to skein or ball it up again. Not that I've seen that a lot lately or anything.
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