L you have to get a copy of todays Seattle Times. There is a story about the stepmother in Carnation who starved her 14 year old sdaughter. In the story they mention she is a knitter and hordes yarn, she has enough yarn for 72 projects....can that make you crazy???
you gotta read the article. They made it seem like the discipline measures were "normal" as the woman had a yarn hoarding problem, like that might be an acceptable defense. And we all thought "if the glove don't fit..." was the best defense ever!!!
I looked at the Times article but I didn't see any yarn hoarding mention. Will have to look some more, because I may need this defense someday. And NO ONE in my house is even close to starving!
say it ain't so! another reason why I am afraid to wear any socks I knit and should only stick with Christmas Stockings . . .
ReplyDeleteIam wearing my Jules socks today and they are so comfy
ReplyDeleteL you have to get a copy of todays Seattle Times. There is a story about the stepmother in Carnation who starved her 14 year old sdaughter. In the story they mention she is a knitter and hordes yarn, she has enough yarn for 72 projects....can that make you crazy???
ReplyDeleteomg I hope not! I have way more than that!!!
ReplyDeleteyou gotta read the article. They made it seem like the discipline measures were "normal" as the woman had a yarn hoarding problem, like that might be an acceptable defense. And we all thought "if the glove don't fit..." was the best defense ever!!!
ReplyDeletewe ARE in trouble - but if anyone looks at our children, I am sure they will see that they are not starving . . .
ReplyDeleteI looked at the Times article but I didn't see any yarn hoarding mention. Will have to look some more, because I may need this defense someday. And NO ONE in my house is even close to starving!
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