@grammyn Thank you Katy. I'm making a pair of socks for a 99 year old gentlemen member of the church I attend. He told me when I visited last week he stays cold all the time, especially his feet. @Dawn Thank you Dawn. As I said in my response to Katy (above) I'm making a pair of socks. The book is called The Sentence by Louise Erdrich. It deals with many "hot" topics including Covid pandemic and mistreatment of non-whites by the police and others. But there's a love story and a ghost mixed it. Once I got into it I couldn't put it down. @kjarn It was delightful and peaceful Kathy. @kwind Thank you. @onewing It was just that. @30pics4jackiesdiamond The scene there was during Covid in a small business in a large city. The summer temperatures were hot and there was a lot of uproar after a killing of an African American man by the police. The book was a suspenseful, can't put it down one. Thanks Jackie. @wakelys The characters were indigenous people by heritage whivh I found fascinating. The book was a page turner or screen turner in this case. The sock pattern was a basic pattern so I could take my eyes off it. But that's not to say there weren't mistakes made. Ripping back to fix something is part of the process. Thank you Sue. @jamibann Thanks so much Issi. @corinnec I do like to get to a part of a knitting pattern when the stitch pattern is easy enough to knit without looking at it every minute. Thank you Corinne. @rensala Thank you Renee. No chocolate in this household. Sorry. I'm one the few who doesn't care for chocolate. @bkbinthecity Thanks Brian. @pusspup Can anyone really multitask? Well we try. Thanks Wylie. @craftymeg Thank Meg. I'm knitting socks. @tunia Thanks Tunia. Sometimes multitasking isn't a good idea. Several times I had to rip back to pick up a dropped stitch or correct the pattern. @pyrrhula Thanks Ferry.
I don't think I could read and knit (or crochet) at the same time but then, I don't think I could knit in and of itself either! Thankfully, I can read (o:
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@Dawn Thank you Dawn. As I said in my response to Katy (above) I'm making a pair of socks. The book is called The Sentence by Louise Erdrich. It deals with many "hot" topics including Covid pandemic and mistreatment of non-whites by the police and others. But there's a love story and a ghost mixed it. Once I got into it I couldn't put it down.
@kjarn It was delightful and peaceful Kathy.
@kwind Thank you.
@onewing It was just that.
@30pics4jackiesdiamond The scene there was during Covid in a small business in a large city. The summer temperatures were hot and there was a lot of uproar after a killing of an African American man by the police. The book was a suspenseful, can't put it down one. Thanks Jackie.
@wakelys The characters were indigenous people by heritage whivh I found fascinating. The book was a page turner or screen turner in this case. The sock pattern was a basic pattern so I could take my eyes off it. But that's not to say there weren't mistakes made. Ripping back to fix something is part of the process. Thank you Sue.
@jamibann Thanks so much Issi.
@corinnec I do like to get to a part of a knitting pattern when the stitch pattern is easy enough to knit without looking at it every minute. Thank you Corinne.
@rensala Thank you Renee. No chocolate in this household. Sorry. I'm one the few who doesn't care for chocolate.
@bkbinthecity Thanks Brian.
@pusspup Can anyone really multitask? Well we try. Thanks Wylie.
@craftymeg Thank Meg. I'm knitting socks.
@tunia Thanks Tunia. Sometimes multitasking isn't a good idea. Several times I had to rip back to pick up a dropped stitch or correct the pattern.
@pyrrhula Thanks Ferry.
@haskar Thank you Hannah.