Because he moved in as soon as I was done with the pins.
What a goof. Yes, I let him stay on the shawl- he looked so comfy!
Friday, July 2, 2010
Why do I bother?
I think there is some sort of cosmic force that attracts Webster to my knitting. Especially when its blocking. I'm really glad that I didn't spend an hour trying to pick all the cat hair out of my Brandywine before I blocked it:
Because he moved in as soon as I was done with the pins.
What a goof. Yes, I let him stay on the shawl- he looked so comfy!
Because he moved in as soon as I was done with the pins.
What a goof. Yes, I let him stay on the shawl- he looked so comfy!
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I think he's just showing his admiration for your most excellent skills. Someone asked "The Problem Ladies" on the Twist Collective site (http://www.twistcollective.com/collection/index.php/component/content/article/35-features/599-prime-ministers-problem-ladies-question-time):
Q. Why does my cat only like to chew on the really nice yarn (i.e., the cashmere/silk)? — Molly
A. Cats are superior animals. (Dogs will chew on no-dye-lot acrylic.) (We love dogs. We are just saying.)
See? It's just Webster's good taste!
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