I've already told you why I blog. Today I am going to analyze who I am (at least blog-wise.)
Don't say I didn't warn you. (Is anyone else getting the image of Ian McKellen as Gandalf? "Run, you fools!")
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Ok. So I need to develop my "who." (Sounds very zen, doesn't it?) Apparently it's pretty easy to do. All I have to do is be myself, be authentic and be engaging.I.am.so.screwed.
Being myself
I edit the hell out of myself. Seriously. This post was originally a foul-mouthed diatribe, but I've gone back an rewritten it.
I really hold back about many things. This is a knitting blog, right? So I stay mum: mainly about politics, education, and why everyone should quit expecting us (teachers) to be the sole providers of a child's education. That's sort of mainly your job, mom and dad.
But since I have you here and I feel like running off at the fingers: I kind of think ethics are more important than morals. I don't care what you smoke, what you drink or who you boink. Just be nice and stop saying mean shit...even if someone does have a different opinion than you do.
This may come as a shock, but I am quite religious, sort-of anti feminist and *gasp* a bit conservative. Hmmm, that must be the sound of readers un-following the blog.
PS: I would be quite happy if the world would stop putting conservatives in the "they are dumb fuckers1" box. I'm not the devil, ok? It kind of hurts my feelings that people think I am. Yeah, some conservatives actually have feelings.
Authenticity
If I were authentic the name of this blog would be "The F-bombing Yarn Hag."
hmmm....
Engaging
I'm pretty sure "engaging" implies not making people angry. Oh, and staying on topic. In general, keeping people reading and coming back.
Oh look! I finished something! I was going to save it for Friday, but I feel the need to
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| Orange...just like the non-vegan snack |
1 Sorry, couldn't help that one.


















