with the bad, some good.

May 15, 2010

since my last post,
a couple happy things happened.
the first: i aced my semester.
(go me)

the second: i got this picture in my e-mail:

a little bit ago, melissa brought her baby by the shop
and i got to meet the professor
(that’s what i call him)

i held the little bugger for while and asked,
“did you put knitting needles in his hands?”

“no”

so i got the honor of being the one who put needles in the professor’s hands, ensuring he will one day be a good knitter.
they were signature needles.
he’ll be a very good knitter.

which makes me think two random things;
the first: i know that putting knitting needles in a baby’s hands is supposedly an irish superstition, but i can’t think how i know that. everyone else in the shop did too, but the internet holds no further info.
can anyone help me find a reference?

the second: i use the phrase, “he’s a good knitter” as a code for “he’s hot.” so if putting needles in the professor’s hands is supposed to make him a good knitter . . .

i’m not sure what i’ve done exactly.

though i suppose either way,
i’ve done right by him.

4 Responses to “with the bad, some good.”


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  2. Yvonne Says:

    lmffao! I am glad you aced your semester. Safe travels coming home.

  3. Pam Says:

    Congrats on aceing your semester. And the professor is adorable. Wish I could help with the Irish folk lore, but I’m 3/4 Swede and the Irish in my family crocheted.

  4. Michelle Says:

    THREE CHEERS FOR YOU!!! Congrats on the amazing semester! What next?!

    P.S. That picture is ADORABLE!


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