[Nfb-krafters-korner] gossip!Re: life line

[Henrietta Brewer]

HI Kendra,
It is getting close. Time to start thinking about spring plants. The sighted folk are reading their seed catalogs. So as you think about spring planting for yourself, please share those thoughts with us. I would like to do some different things this year. 
Henrietta
On Jan 17, 2012, at 12:04 PM, Kendra Schaber wrote:

> Hi JoAn, I like plants, science and nature. Since I have tried to become a scientist and ended up banging my head against the wall with math, I decided to get into gardening instead. I am sure that you can get weed wacker line from the gardening section of any store or a gardening store. It seems that you have found a good place for buying weed wacker line for your nitting. I'm glad that it works for you! I hope that my gardening advice helps someone out on the mailing list when the season comes. Winter has finally come for us in Oregon. Today, we have had snow and near freezing tempratures. In fact, I am having a snow day since the person who has the keys of where I work is currently snowed in at their house. We usually get a lot of rain durring the winter so an inch of snow on the ground here in Oregon usually is conciddered bad weather. We usually get ice of some form with the snow so that keeps schools and some work places closed durring snow storms. The exception is our mountains. Our mountains in Oregon always gets snow durring the winter. As a result, skiers, snowboarders and people who loves their snow toys often go up to the mountains to play in the snow. When the snow is in the vallies like it is this morning, we get problems with icy roads and school closures and sometimes, business closures.
> Kendra Schaber
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>> How did lifeline get to gardening?  Sounds like we were playing Gossip, LOL. The life line I was referring to pertained to knitting.  Someone suggested circular knitting needles in a very small size which I find expensive. I am using weed eater line for that purpose.  Weed eater line is a small diameter line similar to what they use for circular knitting needles.  I just snip off the length I want and use that instead of expensive circular needles which only come in standard lengths.  I don't like the needles sticking out the sides of the knitting and find them combersome.  it needles There is always an ample supply of it in my carriage house. .  Works jus fine for me.   It is the line that comes on a reel to use in your weed eater or Weed whacker, whichever you call it.  I don't garden anymore I dont tolerate creepy crawly things  well..   JoAn
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