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This is something I crocheted when I was a teenager. I still remember going to the Yarn Store (Goldman's) in the Bronx and buying every bright color I could find. That's kind of funny because I only wore dark colors back then. I'm a purger, I get rid of things that I don't use so years later when my mom moved out to Michigan I gave it to her, because it didn't go with my decor. She put it up in her closet and that's where it stayed until she died four years ago. When I was going through her apartment after her death, it was the only thing that made me cry. I said to Tommy "What am I supposed to do with this thing?" (he's not a purger) and he said quite convincingly, "Bring it home". I now keep it draped across one of the beds in a spare bedroom.
Some of you may remember I'm going to "Fiber Night" once a month. I'll post my "Cashmere Scarf" when it's finished. Have a wonderful holiday and enjoy your hobbies! lois
Back about 20 years ago John Krakauer climbed the Devils Thumb. rumor has it it went down into the nearest town looking kind of "Green". Some old timer stopped him and asked if he was alright. John told him he just climbed Devils Thumb. The Old guy then said "You ain't Bull Sh___in me now boy is ya?"
A favorite quote of mine is one from "Old Mountain Phelps" who said "I'd rather be in the mountains thinking about God than in church thinking about the mountains" If I ever make it up to Alaska we'll go climb something together. In the mean time I am stuck home here trying to mend from a concussion I got last week, Wow I have never spent so much time in front of a computer and been this bored in a long while.
"All work and no play (or being told what play "should" be) isn't good for a body. I tend to think we all need more play or fun".
And Carol, I'd have to agree witchoo on that one! :-)