I've never been so proud to say that I graduated from WWU. I made my own movie too but it had nothing to do with knitting and I doubt it would have won a prize -- my darling friends are wonderful people but they are not actors.
"There never were any others." That's how I feel sometimes, living in no-knitter-land. My only communication with other knitters is online. How do you know you guys really exist :-)?
That is so awesome! And to think, I just moved back to belingham, went to western longer-ago than I am wiling to admit, and....lived in mathes hall back in the day...must be something in the carpet glue. I do love too that the first kid could actually knit, even if the rest were just shuffling needles. ;-) what a great link!
Teehee! Hey this won the 2nd place after all too! ;)
Posted by: ~Jo~ | Sunday, May 01, 2005 at 05:47
Screw the New York Times - THAT was the best way to start off my Sunday morning. Killer.
Posted by: rock chick | Sunday, May 01, 2005 at 06:44
I've never been so proud to say that I graduated from WWU. I made my own movie too but it had nothing to do with knitting and I doubt it would have won a prize -- my darling friends are wonderful people but they are not actors.
Posted by: Kristi | Sunday, May 01, 2005 at 10:58
"There never were any others." That's how I feel sometimes, living in no-knitter-land. My only communication with other knitters is online. How do you know you guys really exist :-)?
Posted by: Dani | Sunday, May 01, 2005 at 12:17
That is so awesome! And to think, I just moved back to belingham, went to western longer-ago than I am wiling to admit, and....lived in mathes hall back in the day...must be something in the carpet glue. I do love too that the first kid could actually knit, even if the rest were just shuffling needles. ;-) what a great link!
Posted by: gaile | Monday, May 02, 2005 at 17:05