The Trailer Park

lol I don't think it's particularly important - I'm just testing a new kind of yarn (made from milk). It's been reviewed as incredibly soft but I kind of think it feels like acrylic yarns (which I really don't like working with). It's not that bad, it's not uncomfortable to work with, but it's not comfortable either. I love bamboo yarns

Apart from that test I've been trying some doll clothes lately - was hoping to have some for my niece for easter but.... everything sort of turns out a bit wrong, so far. More practice needed. I also started knitting a sweater for her when she was 6 and in December she'll be 8, so... I should probably try to get that finished (It's made for age 8 kids sizewise too)

She'll grow into it.

I'm more worried she'll grow out of it before I finish it

Get some nice, stretchy wool. One size fits all.

Charlotte wrote: a new kind of yarn (made from milk).

Pour yourself a pair of socks, Banj. They'll smell lovely tomorrow.

Valence wrote: Pour yourself a pair of socks, Banj. They'll smell lovely tomorrow.

Is that the day old milk? Or Banj's feet?

Replying to myself to add...
I am "nyow votching" Red Sparrow and rejoicing at the British/American/Swedish Russian accents.

I watched Jack Reacher: no way back (at least I think that was the subtitle) yesterday. I'm pretty sure I hadn't seen it before, but sometimes I wondered. You know, chase scenes during New Orleans festivals and the like...

Also, I'm still wondering why they'd expect some crates going from the US to Bahrain or wherever, to be empty "because the weapons had been sold to rebels". I mean, I assume the rebels would be at the destination and not in the US? So the crates should be empty going back, not the other way around... Or maybe they were checking an incoming shipment. *finally gets it* that must be it!

I also didn't get why the young girl in the movie liked Tom Cruises character when he asn't very nice... If it'd been me, I'd have disliked him for the rest of my life, probably

I guess I wasn't paying too much attention, as usual. Was trying out my new teeeny weeeeeny crochet needles. The smallest one was too small for sewing thread. Not sure what one uses it for...