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Home » Blue Moon Blog » Waiting is hard…
posted by tina February 19, 2009
It just is. As a child I had the hardest time waiting and would fidget and cause a world of trouble, mostly for myself. If my mother had relented and taught this little left handed girl to knit then it would have certainly solved a lot of her impatient tina-related headaches. I am still trying to wrap my head around that and honestly I have always thought it was revenge an even exchange, but I digress. Back to waiting and how difficult it is to wait for something that you are excited about. The birth of a child, the end of a story, the beginning of a story, a holiday, visiting a far away friend, vacations, your turn, water to boil, a plant to grow, that first step, yarn to come in the mail, turning a heel, a blocked shawl to dry… maybe a teacher list to be posted. So much anticipation and excitement. Glorious anticipation full of possibilities. I love those full of promise moments and I often relish this time even though it can be a bit hard on the patience muscle. So what can we do here while we wait one more day for this moment? What could we possibly do while we wait? hmmmm.. what can we do? Holy mother of all, you know what we could do? We could KNIT!
Well, actually, you can knit. Steph, web chick (susie) and I are going to wrap this baby up. ( knit the list, knit the list, knit the list!!)
Stay tuned tomorrow here, there and back here at the bmfa blog.
So is your sanity restored?
posted by turtlegirl76 Feb 19, 2009
seriously, what would we do without knitting? what do other members of the waiting public do? i encountered alot of envious looks while i was knitting in long disney lines last week! i have Incredible disney socks and those other mothers have lost hours and patience! lol!!!
posted by marcy Feb 19, 2009
I am knitting with LSS in Bleck and I am loving every single minute of it. Although I want to have the finished object and look forward to wearing it with great anticipation, I love the process so much that I hate for it to end.
I bet you’re not feeling quite the same way about the whole listy thing, eh?
posted by Judy Feb 19, 2009
Love the lists, so love the lists. Thinking of it all as a chart. A beautiful complicated chart and I am so ready to cast on Judy. And Judy, it is certainly magic.
posted by tina Feb 19, 2009
Maybe, my Mother should have taught me to knit..instead I became the greatest house cleaner..back then it was important!!(50’s)
posted by Pat Dixon Feb 20, 2009
Hello webmaster, good day. Pretty cool blog post. You have gained a new reader. Please keep it up and I look forward to more of your interesting blog posts. Cheers, Bill..
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