Last night, it was actually very difficult for me, to go to sleep. I tossed and turned, in my bed, for what seemed like an eternity. I tightly closed my eyes, and took deep breaths. I was FRIGGIN exhausted, and yet, I could not manage to drift off
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As for the socks. Thank you, for offering up a new way, to look at the whole difficulty level.
And yeah, it is grafting.
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It is so wise of you to ponder your decision about school and which one and not be stampeded into the wrong decision. Those who commented on the University of Phoenix may be good resources about the college you are now considering. It might be worth an email to ask.
As to the snake, look before you step - stepping on a rattler will ruin both of your day.
Hugs, happy stitching and stay snake-free.
Kae
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I am very cautious, of where I step. I would just go into a major panic mode, if I even came close to one.
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Anyway, there are different methods of making heels and you'll find the one you like best. I'm going for short rows because I've used them in other patterns and liked them.
And eep, a snake! We don't have any in this country, in fact no real predators at all unless you count dogs trained to be vicious.
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Lucky you...no snakes. I want to move to your area now. Lol.
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From what I've seen on knitting comms, it seems that once you master socks, they get really addictive. People do love making them, and if that's meant to be an easy pattern, go for it!
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