While I was out there, the cute little purple finches congregated for lunch on the sunflower feeder. (Click pic for bigger, there's 7 birdies wanting to eat) I've since refilled it. I sat quietly knitting, Reggae sat quietly watching. Good cat. The sounds of birdies chirping gives me happy. I also saw an Oriole chasing a Blue Jay, that was way cool. I haven't seen Orioles around here in a long time, but have heard different birdsong, perhaps that's who it was.
Today was World Wide Knit In Public Day. If you count my deck as public, then I did. There wasn't anything organized in my area, and I didn't feel like venturing out anywhere to knit so while it was peaceful I knit on the deck. I started on the tank I swatched for last week. I actually got 2 pattern repeats done but frogged it and decided to attempt to convert the pattern to XS for my petite friend. When I couldn't stand the concrete deconstruction any longer I came back inside and continued knitting. I'm again at the point where the bottom ends and the pattern begins.
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I like to knit outside because the yarn colors look so much more vibrant in the sunshine than in the lamplight at night. I love the birdsong so I take my chair and sit out front of my house on what will someday be the front porch I long for and knit whatever is on top that day. I took a sock to the mall yesterday and knit in public in honor of the day. I was so proud when my 17 year old daughter sent me a text while on a date telling me she was knitting in public.
You are a woman after my own heart! I love the smell of bleach and callamine too! I love smells seasonally. Like fresh cut grass in the summer, leaves in the fall. Where are you from in Jersey? I know a guy from Brick Township.
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Looks like a great place to sit out an enjoy alittle bit of nature and do somecrafting :) Miss hearing all the birdsongs...
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