KnitWit: Rantings of a Rabid Knitter

Comment by heather

April 22, 2006 @ 12:16 pm

Carry,

Your last podcast WAS funny, but just in a “I am not sure I am allowed to laugh out loud” sort of way. While listening, there was this mixed feeling of concern for the child you know is going to be in for a BIG shock, and the simultaneous feeling that it is really kind of funny from this adult perspective! I also had a good chuckle trying to imagine the look on your Jewish professor’s face when presented with Easter chocolates. Once again, you could wince at the memory of what might have been considered a social gaff, but it is a sweet story after the fact.

Heather

Comment by mellanie

April 23, 2006 @ 10:30 pm

Carry, I enjoy listening to your animal stories. I still laugh about your corny joke when people told you to trim hooves you should tip the sheep, but you weren’t sure how much to tip them! I’d noticed you only talking about Bear and Lion and I was afraid about Tiger. I went back and found a reply you made to someone’s comment that Tiger did not make it. Just wanted to say I’m really sorry. Although his life was short, it was good, because he was very much loved.

Comment by kurt

April 27, 2006 @ 10:22 am

I just wanted to thank you for your stories
Not being able to have fiber animals (except for one of the three dogs) myself i enjoy hearing about yours
Kurt

Comment by Eva

April 29, 2006 @ 9:23 am

Hello, Carry,
starting with a brandnew german knitting blog, I followed the entangles pathes of the www to learn about your knitwits yesterday.
Listened to every story, enjoyed every single one of them, thanks for sharing!

Eva from Germany
(with children to care for and science for living, threads for relaxing and dreaming of a litttle flock of sheep)

Comment by Arlene

March 10, 2007 @ 1:40 pm

So your sheep all got buzzed? Poor naked sheep.*smirk* I’ve always known that your *ahem* viewpoint was a little skewed, but then so are you. All the best people are, right?