Or maybe I should ask,
What do you do when you're waiting?
I sometimes take pictures, like here and here.
For the past couple of years, I've been crocheting hats. They don't take up too much space in my bag, and I can work on them any place. Here I'm wearing one of the new ones I made for myself. I also crochet at work, when the kids are taking tests. I can keep scanning the room to check for cheaters and other problems simultaneously. There's also nothing better than crocheting during staff meetings and all sorts of lectures.
What do you do when you're waiting?
I sometimes take pictures, like here and here.
For the past couple of years, I've been crocheting hats. They don't take up too much space in my bag, and I can work on them any place. Here I'm wearing one of the new ones I made for myself. I also crochet at work, when the kids are taking tests. I can keep scanning the room to check for cheaters and other problems simultaneously. There's also nothing better than crocheting during staff meetings and all sorts of lectures.
I used to do needlepoint, but my walls are full, and you can't take scissors on airplanes.
Sometimes I say T'hillim (Psalms,) since I'm part of two groups who share out the entire 150.
I no longer carry around a book to read. They're heavy and demand too much concentration, which crocheting, at least my kind, doesn't.
i love this post...love it...ok...i knit...well i have stopped since i made the 150 baby sweaters and can't seem to knit seriously any more...and i make fancy tapestries...i used to crochet kippas...i'm making my grandson a tallis zekkel now even though he is only four...by the time he is bar mitzvah who can promise i will be able to see the holes lolol...i always carry a book around...and a notebook for writing ideas for my new book...idle time is wasted time...what a great blog...tx
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