Scars.

Day 4 - [03.26.10]

If you've been around for a while, you know I knit, and you know I love it! When I got home from my other adventures today (I will be writing about them when everything works out.), I worked on homework and knitted.

The easiest way for me to read is while knitting with music playing in the background. Somehow, that keeps me fully interested in what I'm reading, no matter what it is. So today I worked on the hat (the one on the green needles) until it got to the point where I need to pull it off and stitch it together (I can't do that while reading), then I started the scarf (the project on the blue needles). This will be the first set that I make to sell on Etsy!

[Oh and just so you know, I know my store is down. . . .I'm giving it some time, making more inventory and then I will get it up and going again. :) ]

Anyhow, knitting is great. I love it and I'm so glad I taught myself how (with a little assistance from mom and the internet). And I would totally recommend learning to knit to anyone. It's relaxing, it's productive, it keeps me entertained when life is boring, yep, perfect! And yes, I got my homework done while knitting today. :)

Song of the Day:

Scars by Papa Roach

[I heard this song for the first time in a long time today. I love it, always have. But some time ago, it started making me think of someone special to me, not because of the words but because we shared a love for that song, and Papa Roach in general, along with a couple other bands. So when I heard this song today, he was the first person I thought of, wonder if it does the same thing for him. . . ALSO. . . I went to a Papa Roach concert a couple years ago. That was the last straw for my ears, I happened to go to two concerts two nights in a row and it screwed up my ears bad for a while. Luckily, they seem to have healed most of the way.]

♥ Sara

"Music is what life sounds like."
-Eric Olson