Thievery

Someone in my neighborhood has an unsecured wireless network...and that means WOOHOO!  It's spotty but we'll see how this goes. 

Yes, I will occasionally resort to thievery.  And no, Jenn, I will not grow up.

So last night was Hurricane Knitting -- what a blast.  I have been able to move forward in my fears and knit lace while surrounded by this crazy bunch, and am happy to say that I'm on the last repeat of the 3rd chart of the Norwegian Woods Shawl.  I've bought some beads and am ready to be done with this thing. 

I've also got an upstream sock, a la Cat Bordhi, on the needles.  Don't panic, but I'm using some Yarn Pirate yarn that's been marinating in my stash for about a year (or maybe longer!  I'm not sure!). 

I'd better cut this short so that I can get it posted before that spotty internet service goes down again.

Oh, and Misa?  The Pence Jugs?  I have actually given both of them away -- the first one to my pal Melissa, the 2nd one landed in my friend Jamie's hands tonight.  So I have to knit another one.  (Seriously, they're entertaining little knits and really hold change, and I had mine hanging from a key ring, but now Jamie has it hanging from a key ring). 

Comments

[Sarah]

If you ask me, if someone has unsecured Internet, they're just asking for someone else to use it! ;-)

I can't wait to see your shawl complete -- it's so beautiful on the needles that I think I will be speechless once it's blocked!

[Jenn]

I agree, if they don't secure their access, it's fair game! :)

[Jen]

Yay for your kind neighbor sharing their access!

Looking forward to seeing your finished shawl. After seeing it at knitting last time, I Raveled it and liked it so much I queued it. Damn Ravelry. :)

[misa]

Yay for loose wifi! Norwegian Woods looks like some serious lace, you must be some kind of superhero to be able to knit it with distractions.