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It's an illness, really...

I have detected a disturbing trend in my behavior here of late. I have developed a habit of evaluating all non-essential purchases by potential yarn value. For instance: The antenna on my cell phone is not only broken, but lost.



Now, since I don't make a lot of cell phone calls, this has been relegated to the non-essential category, and a disclaimer prefaces any calls I do make. "I may lose you if I move out of range of a transmitter." I have learned where I can expect better reception along my daily commute. This minor inconvenience is more than offset by stash enhancement equal to the value of cell phone repair or replacement.


I also need a pedicure. I will spare you a picture of that particular non-essential need. It is determined to be non-essential because there is at least another month of closed toe shoe weather before me, and because it allows for stash appropriation equal to the value of a spa pedicure plus tip.


And the value of dog grooming? (Because what are kids for if not giving the dogs a bath, right?)


You get the idea. I could go on, but frankly, this is just the tip of the iceberg, and to go further would just be embarrassing. Besides, the mail hasn't arrived yet today.

Comments (5)

lol! you think like me. i've not had a pedi since week before baby was born but keep telling myself, i'm still wearing socks, i can wait since there is some rowan all seasons cotton out there waiting to be purchased...

marie:

You are too funny!! I thought I was the only person to think that way!!! Well you put a big smile on my face today. Thank you!

mb

That is really, really funny. Potential yarn value. I do that too!

I haven't had a haircut in three months. I understand. I can't wit to see what you whip up with that koigu!

oh. that's "wait." Can't wait.

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