[Nfb-krafters-korner] Fridays Question

[Jane Jordan (GMail)]

My husband never tells me not to take my knitting with me.  In fact, he 
told me to take it at one point so I'd have somehting to do since we 
weren't sure how long a wait it would be. :)  I was horrified at the 
idea; now I don't know what to do without it.  The first day of jury 
service was a bit difficult because I didn't realize I was allowed to 
have knitting with me. The rest of the time went well.

Jane



On 1/27/2010 7:20 PM, Blindhands at aol.com wrote:
> I love to take my knitting along with me.
>
> but...
> Do any of you get your husbands complaining, "Why are you taking that with
> you?"  He alalways does that to me.  So when I go to doctor's office  and
> he takes me, I don't take my knitting with me.  I take my Victor Reader  with
> me and do my listening.  He can't say anything to that because he  reads
> magazines while he waits.
>
> I never thought of beading as a take along.  I do have a bead tray on  my
> kitchen table all the time.  My daughter-in-law just started moving the  tray
> over to the top of my washing machine which is about 15 feet from my
> table.  She tells me she is putting it over there so the 2 year old will  not get
> into it.  Well since it has been on the table since prior to  Christmas the
> kids have not touched it.  I usually put some of the mail on  top of the
> tray.  Yesterday I managed to knock the tray off the washing  machine and it
> fell into my garbage can.  Yep a good part of the beads went  in there, too.
> I wish people would leave things where I put them.
>
> Joyce
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