After she crawled up, uninvited, she decided she didn't like the motion caused by my treadling, and BIT MY LEG.
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Backstory
- Julie
- Pennsylvania, United States
- I'm currently a stay at home mother, freelance writing on my off time, wondering how I became part of the ten thousand year old tradition of raising the kids while creating textiles. I grew up in NE Ohio dairy country, married a sailor, lived in Hawaii ten years, lived in SC for five years, then moved back to culture shock and confusion. Nothing but good times ahead.
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- SamuraiKnitter AT gmail.com
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- Sericulture
- I've lost it.
- Morrigan.
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- Zen is dead.
- Some break.
- Done!
- The most unholy reek.
- I'm starting to scare myself.
- Vogue Knitting Spring/Summer 2008
- It's baaaaaaaack.
- Killer snot!!
- Bast fibers.
- General ramblings.
- Organic, my ass.
- A note from the dark side.
- Reactor coolant.
- Sekhmet, you fucker.
- I fucking love merino.
- I remember that.
- Sekhmet, you fucker.
- Ah. Much better.
- This explains a lot.
- A field guide to seamless sweaters.
- Death to princess potties.
- Genetics; it's a freaky thing.
- A day of annoyance. With photos.
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4 comments:
Love the way our furry ones pass on messages.My Birman, Kuma usually bites my feet when he needs me to do something, yesterday he progressed to biting my hands while I was trying to knit!I was obviously a bit slow on the uptake, he needed food.
Gotta love that we have pets 'to improve our lifestyle'!
Tubby Custard much prefers to stick her paws in the wheel (betweem the spokes) when I am spinning. I have to stop suddenly but she's too cute to be angry with.
Chicken wanted to say:
W-O-W I think my cat did that yesterday at string hanging off my hat. the only difference was that i thought he was a brain sucker.
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