- Always carry a project to work on. It does not matter if you are only going out "for a few minutes." That will be the time you are stuck waiting.
- Bravely speak to other knitters and crocheters. The worst that can happen is they may brush me off. The best is I may make a new friend.
- Only work on projects that interest me. Life's too short for bad craft.
- Embrace my Continental Eastern Crossed Combination knitting technique as a cherished legacy, not something wrong to be ashamed of. I was taught to knit by my grandmother, who in turn was taught by her grandmother. I can't imagine trying to tell Grandma she was knitting wrong. Hoo boy.
- Try to use up my stash. Maybe I should just give up on this one right now.
- Photograph my projects before they are given away.
- Finish my projects with enough time to spare so they can be photographed.
- Make sure the camera battery is always &!$#% charged. Stupid camera battery.
- Try a new technique.
- Be kinder to myself. There are plenty of critics in the world. I do not need to carry one in my head.
For everyone: peace and happiness.
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