Thursday, September 14, 2006
Selfish September Day 15
self·ish
Pronunciation: 'sel-fish
Function: adjective1 : concerned excessively or exclusively with oneself : seeking or concentrating on one's own advantage, pleasure, or well-being without regard for others
2 : arising from concern with one's own welfare or advantage in disregard of others
3 : being an actively replicating repetitive sequence of nucleic acid that serves no known function; also : being genetic material solely concerned with its own replication (has nothing whatever to do with knitting!) - self·ish·ly adverb - self·ish·ness noun
Fifteen more days.
Don't like it? Can't bear to read it? Then please don't.
Not that I need to explain further, this being my blog and all, but I have set aside moments this month to knit for myself. Not to the exclusion of other knitting, but merely for the purpose of accomplishing a sweater or two that I can wear to warm my bod.
I have partners in crime. I am not alone.
We are strapping on our air masks before assisting the child in the seat next to us.
Pronunciation: 'sel-fish
Function: adjective1 : concerned excessively or exclusively with oneself : seeking or concentrating on one's own advantage, pleasure, or well-being without regard for others
2 : arising from concern with one's own welfare or advantage in disregard of others
3 : being an actively replicating repetitive sequence of nucleic acid that serves no known function
Fifteen more days.
Don't like it? Can't bear to read it? Then please don't.
Not that I need to explain further, this being my blog and all, but I have set aside moments this month to knit for myself. Not to the exclusion of other knitting, but merely for the purpose of accomplishing a sweater or two that I can wear to warm my bod.
I have partners in crime. I am not alone.
We are strapping on our air masks before assisting the child in the seat next to us.
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I really need to follow your example. I have a Samus sweater started last winter that I would love to be able to wear this year. But I keep putting it off in favor of knitting for others - anybody - instead of myself. Even if I devoted one day a week on this, it would make a huge difference. Maybe we should remember that the saying is, "Love thy neighbor as thyself" not "MORE THAN thyself." ;o)
You're actually supposed to strap your mask on first.....but I suppose that's a literary device? lol.
Yay for Selfish Knitting! I tend to practice it almost exclusively but you do need a balance of both.
Now enjoy your selfish knitting and do not defend it.
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Yay for Selfish Knitting! I tend to practice it almost exclusively but you do need a balance of both.
Now enjoy your selfish knitting and do not defend it.
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