men in uniform
People that have seen me in action at shows know that I will stop anyone passing if they can knit..
Please if you do see me in action dont ask if I have a thing about men in uniform (especially if they are a very dishy medic and I am still trying to talk to them....)
Yes, I did go red, and so did he - and I didn't get to find out if he could knit....
And no, I dont have a thing about men in uniform as a general rule, but rules are made to be broken..
We had another talkative day at the show. I supported Silkwood by buying a couple of socks (or rather the makings of..)
And now I'm going to try and see how fast I can knit a sock in readiness for the sock pentathlon that starts at the begining of March, 5 pairs of socks, two months to knit each, and points awarded for how quickly you can post completed photos on line - see group on Ravelry if you are interested in joining me - all patterns are free and you get to keep your socks (bonus !!)
posted by Wye Sue @ 8:01 pm
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2 months to knit each pair of socks? I might just be able to manage that! Think I'll go and take a look..
That sounds interesting. Might have to join.
Do men in white coats count as men in uniform? (Only kidding!)
Off to check out the sock pentathlon now.
Sounds an interesting day at the show! ;-)
I love men in uniform. I accidentally set off my smoke alarm and got a fire engine full of hunky men at my door! No I didn't do it on purpose but then I might just take up smoking and stand under it in a couple of weeks! I am quite slow at knitting socks so have started a crochet pair instead.
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