Laughing at ourselves is the best way to recover from these things Dana - who hasn't opened their mouth only to hear a contorted version of a word, especially if it is extra long and has x or too many u's in it!
Love the colours - am suprprised that you want to use yarn after saving it for so long. I have several lots of yarn that I know that I ought to use but just like looking at it. It would be like loosing a good friend if I did.
A great warm comfy hat for a boy! I had an unused yarn just sitting in a corner, rather hard to crochet with but it worked up a treat into a hat and even changed from relatively hard to soft in the process. Amazing. Love these colors! I find whittling to refer to reducing the stash and yeah, widdling to be something the dog does, lol.
Yes, Dana and Pam, I know we Aussies have some funny sayings that don't always translate well to the outside world and sometimes when I include one in a post I read it back and may decide to delete...just in case...lol
Ah, the semantics of the English Language strikes again! Dana, the word 'widdle' means something quite different in most parts of the UK - some of us tend to use it as a slang word, when referring for the need to take a No.1 style comfort break!
Comments
Love it :)
I look forward to it to....one of my traits, too, I'm afraid...I always double check what I have typed, especially later at night...lol
Oh goodie Dana, look forward to it!
Laughing at ourselves is the best way to recover from these things Dana - who hasn't opened their mouth only to hear a contorted version of a word, especially if it is extra long and has x or too many u's in it!
Love the colours - am suprprised that you want to use yarn after saving it for so long. I have several lots of yarn that I know that I ought to use but just like looking at it. It would be like loosing a good friend if I did.
A great warm comfy hat for a boy! I had an unused yarn just sitting in a corner, rather hard to crochet with but it worked up a treat into a hat and even changed from relatively hard to soft in the process. Amazing. Love these colors! I find whittling to refer to reducing the stash and yeah, widdling to be something the dog does, lol.
Ah, yes Philippa, whittling down - I'd forgotten that one!
You are on a roll, Charis.....another goodie!!!
Yes, Dana and Pam, I know we Aussies have some funny sayings that don't always translate well to the outside world and sometimes when I include one in a post I read it back and may decide to delete...just in case...lol
Great hats Charis !
Ah, the semantics of the English Language strikes again! Dana, the word 'widdle' means something quite different in most parts of the UK - some of us tend to use it as a slang word, when referring for the need to take a No.1 style comfort break!