- Why do Addi needles come in non-standard sizes for the US1 & US2? "Standard" means everyone, including you.
- People on Etsy: If it has SIX sides, it’s not an octagon, it’s a HEXAGON. Seen this on 2 pieces already and it’s annoying. And WRONG
- Seriously considering a scarf made from silk hankies after seeing the mittens yarnharlot made.
- I have 6 red roses & stargazer lilies on my desk from @psh. Happy 17th date-iversary for tomorrow love!
- Getting white silk hankies (for spinning), knitting them unspun into a little scarf, then dying it with tea, is this a good or bad idea?
- I am informed that my posse name is "The Bodacious Double Tea". Must figure out a way to get this into everyday conversations.
- There’s cold, there’s bloody cold, and there’s "what were you THINKING going out in that?" Today is the latter, -11C on my drive to work.
- Is it un-American of me to still use Celsius? I find Fahrenheit confusing.
- -11 Celsius = 12 Fahrenheit = 262 Kelvin. Kelvin sounds warmest.
- Knitting with unspun silk pulled off a mawata (silk hankie) is WEIRD in a good way. Love the results so far, and it’s froggable! Bizarre…
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Quantum Tea 
I learned Celsius in school, but Fahrenheit is the familiar scale to me.
An indoor temp of 68 (need a sweater) to 70 (don’t need a sweater) both come up as 20 in Celsius. I find this confusing.
And Celsius sounds so much colder once the temp is below freezing…
what in the world is “froggable”?
“Froggable” means you can rip it back if you make a mistake, “rip it, rip it” sounds like frog noises. So, froggable.