bicentennial_baby
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Tue Jun-24-08 06:30 PM
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Life of a Knitter with a Kitteh: |
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Yay...yarn dampened with cat spit.
:rofl: He was just trying to help, I'm sure.
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Tue Jun-24-08 06:33 PM
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1. I used to do needlepoint. Then I got a cat... |
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Tue Jun-24-08 06:35 PM
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2. It's better than when I lived with my parents...Rather have 1 cat |
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bugging me than 5-7 at once. :)
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Tue Jun-24-08 06:57 PM
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My mother had cats who would bat at her crochet hook too.
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Tue Jun-24-08 07:00 PM
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4. I'm the only one with the knitting gene...My Mom and Grandma |
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both crocheted. My Grandma also did Tatting, which I've tried, but found to be infinitely frustrating.
Knitting...It's like hand yoga. Ommmmm.
:)
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Tue Jun-24-08 07:19 PM
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5. Don't let him swallow it! |
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My cat ate some thread and it cut up his intestines, requiring surgery. He's gone now (nothing to do with that incident) :cry:, but I am still paying off the $2000 vet bill.
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Tue Jun-24-08 07:22 PM
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6. No, I've always been very careful with the yarn... |
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He was just laying on it btwn. the ball and my knitting, and decided to bite it every time I pulled on it for more. :)
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Wed Jun-25-08 03:57 PM
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7. I once knitted two hockey sweaters with a cat attached to my ball of wool the whole time. |
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