Squid defeated. Cue the salmon.

[twoweevils]

Much less miserable today. I think aquafit and a nice grilled salmon dinner (see below), plus all your *hugs* and kind words did the trick

Comments

[sp23]

What does the phrase "stick to your knitting" mean to you?

Hmmmm, I would think "mind your own business".

That salmon recipe sounds delicious. Yum! I love salmon.

[twoweevils]

The salmon is delicious! And full of those pesky Omega 3s they keep telling us we need!

M.

[lonelywalker]

What does the phrase "stick to your knitting" mean to you?

Don't interfere in men's business.

[twoweevils]

Yeah. That was my initial reaction. Apparently its one of those 80s "In Search of Excellence" business terms that means focus on your core business and don't over-reach. Or so they claim. *is suspicious*

M.

[lonelywalker]

*chuckles at your icon*

...huh.

[darthrami]

Okay, so, I haven't seen Kings yet, but I keep seeing it pop up on my f-list AND now I know that Eamonn Walker is in it. Must.see.

[twoweevils]

And Eamonn Walker is DELICIOUS in it!!!

M.

[darthrami]

You saw my picture of him from last summer, right? RIGHT?

[twoweevils]

Nope. SHARE!!!

M.

[slash_girl]

What does the phrase "stick to your knitting" mean to you?

Never heard it before, but it seems to me that it would mean "mind your own business".

[twoweevils]

That's pretty much what it means. I may be a little oversensitive, because I took it to mean "get back in the kitchen."

M.

[movies_michelle]

Stick to your knitting is not a phrase I am familiar with, but it sounds like it would mean mind your own business/don't forget your place (especially to a woman).

Kings! I am definitely looking forward to more.

[twoweevils]

Mmm. Kings.

Stick to your knitting is apparently one of those 80s business terms that means you should focus on your core business and not expand too quickly. I thought it sounded extremely derogatory.

M.