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[agirlnamedlucas]

My mom got for me this really awesome quilting book. Now, I do mostly know how to quilt, but this book is like a step-by-step guide for actual quilting. I'm really excited.

umm.. it's been 13 days of smoke-freeness.

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[yesthatjill]

Cool. I figured that's what was going on when we were talking about it on the phone. That's awesome. Regardless: if the way you knit makes the fabric look the way you want it to, it's not 'wrong'. :)

[agirlnamedlucas]

I know, but when I asked for help from one of the ladies at this monthly crafting time I go to (not nearly often enough) she did a stitch and it looked so foreign to me. I just like to know that after like 10 years of knitting I'm actually doing it a correct way.

[rainoutmywindow]

what is the book called? perhaps it would be a nice thing to buy for my partner... so she can finally quit. let me know.

[agirlnamedlucas]

it's a quilting book, not a quitting book.. Did I write quitting? But there's this website that I found it's www.trytostop.org it's really neat and I found it useful. Just be patient with her, it's hard. Once past the first 4 days though, I was ok.

[rainoutmywindow]

i probubly just read too quickly. she is fine, she is just struggling. she has been "quitting" for quite some time though...

[rainoutmywindow]

oh, also. are you working at camp this summer? just out of curiosity...

[agirlnamedlucas]

Oh, and no, not going to Arrowhead this summer..

[rainoutmywindow]

are you going to another camp? how about Maestro? is anyone actually going to be at camp, because it doesn't seem like it. i know i wont be until someone else is the director.