Alls Well that Ends Well
Do you knit differently for others than for yourself? I live in fear that my gift knits will unravel at the first wearing. This pair involved some yarn changes, joins and ends to weave in. I like socks for many reasons, but one is the thrill of knitting something with just one long piece of yarn.
Al is reading GONE GIRL. She loves it. I cannot recall which one of you suggested it. Who who who??
Finally Fireman was on a late night alarm yesterday. A woman's life line alarm had gone off. They entered her home and followed the blue oxygen tubing. She wasn't answering their calls. It would seem she had passed away and they were as shocked as she when they touched her shoulder and she jumped up.
She hadnt called them. She felt fine. Yet her Lifeline alarm had gone off and called 911. Then Fireman found the guilty party....her cat. The cat had tripped the button on the mailbox and dialed 911.
All's well that ends well.!~
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The socks are lovely!
Interesting story - glad it ended well for all involved. Maybe the kitty knew what it was doing? g
HAhahahaha... Hadn't heard that before, but I can totally see it happening. Smart cat or bad cat?
Yes, I am more careful knitting for others even though they could not spot "errors," I can and often frog and reknit. Items made for myself simply have "design enhancements."
Interesting story about the cat that tripped the signal...Yikes... Glad the lady was OK!
Thanks Fireman!
Yeah, I knit more carefully and frog mistakes in knits for others. Most of the things I knit for myself have lots of "tiny" mistakes.
Funny about the cat. My neighbor once butt-dialed the police. She was quite surprised when they showed up at her door.