the undies

Christina got ragg, and kept something to remember him by...

giving cred where the cred is due....

Mummy: Thank you so much for learning me the noble art of knitting.

BruTale: Thank you for learning me to knit the holes for the buttons.

The Girls at Strikk: Thank you for the inspiration and answers to all the (studpid) questions a knitter-beginner has.

God: Thank you for creating the world, a great place to knit!

these boots are made for walking...

....and that's just what they do... one of these days these boots are gonna walk all over you.....

Knitina

I think mum gives me too little credit for the amazing things I can do with two sticks and a little bit of "natur uld". Here you can see the ab-fab ME, both with the work in project, and the finished result.

I also just finished a very nice pannebånd (Mayka - you should do one too. Veeeery cool!!!), and have a new project in grey-melange, the colour I would choose if I had to live my whole life in just one colour.

I think mum, that instead of giving me tricks, you should give me treats. Notice the buttons that I even knitted holes for. Jeje. Peace out.

spikkesagelimebanke

No time for blogging when you are knitting like there's no tomorrow!

Have started the new trend here in Borås. Now we are all knitting away, making BEAUTIFUL homemade fake polos!! If you do something wrong, you can just say you allways intended it to be so.

And tomorrow I'm doing something I never thought I would. I am making an effort to improve the student-introduction week. Why, you ask? All to get a free meal at lunch. Classy.

you know you're sick when...

• you'd rather (SINCERELY) bee in school
• you cry to the Oprah Winfrey show
• making noodel-soup feels like working out
• you go to buy toiletpaper and come back with the new Sheryl Crow album
• you find that TV-shop and Greys Anatomy has the same level of interest
• your potatoes taste like banana and the fish taste like cinnamon
• a call from a telemarketer makes your day because you actually got to TALK to someone

she bangs?

After realising my hair really is trying to go back to it's roots, I finally made an appointment with the hairdresser to get rid of them (read: the roots, in the hair, not the band. To get rid of the band would make such a mess. And they make good music, so why would we?)


Anyway, this means I have to decide on the bang-issue. Go for it, or go for midtskill and curtains? The curtains could have a nice kind of 70's feel to it if I wear them with that paisly-patterned dress that I do not own...


As you can see, after the whole examsperiod, I am back to the issues that REALLY matters in life.....