8.25.2008
Tee Time
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
mimsy borogroves
- Obsidian Kitten
- Queens, New York, United States
- "One thing was certain, that the white kitten had had nothing to do with it--it was the black kitten's fault entirely." (L. Carroll, Through the Looking Glass) I'm Yankee-Born and Southern-Raised, which makes me kind of Southern Gothic (in the old literary sense of the word). After 15 years in the Big Apple, I spent 4 years on a farm in Michigan raising chickens and llamas and learning to spin, knit, and needle-felt. Now I'm back home in NYC with my much-beloved spouse and one crazy tortiseshell cat. You can also find me on Ravelry.com as okitten.
the tulgey wood
O frabjous day!
fa la la la la
the tulgey wood
Posts
Comments
5 comments:
I love the "I Learned to Knit in Prison" t-shirt!! Hee hee.
Kitty belly with extreme leg stretch! Love!
Love that T shirt, O'K. Loved Franklin's story, too. I nearly wet myself I laughed so much. I've added him to my blog list so thank you for including him in your post.
Don't you just wish you could bottle the Kitty Belly? I find it so soothing...bottled Kitty Belly could then be applied generously at times of stress (bad day at work, stuck in traffic, lousy date) for its instant healing properties.
'Kitty Belly with Extreme Leg Stretch' could be the extra-strength formula for super-stress situations ...
I love that. All women learned to knit from their grandmothers and men learned in prison. Hooookay.
Is it possible to take up any more of the bed? Do they take lessons in that or does it come naturally?
i postulate that the bed coverage is natural, but very mathematical. they calculate the lengths and widths of all of their bodies and then deliberately lie along vectors that are purposefully at skew lines to one another so as to maximize the area of coverage.
most likely the daytime arrangements are simply practice so that by nighttime when we humans arrive the geometry of coverage is absolutely perfect.
Post a Comment