Ok, so I've been working on a simple stockinette stitch scarf with Noro's Sekku yarn. The yarn is super gorgeous and I'm loving it. However, I keep throwing it down in disgust and punish it for my misdeeds. Here's my problem: I'm stupid. Honestly, that's the reason. Anytime I put the darn thing down, the next time I pick it up, I start working the wrong kind of row. I think I'm on a kint, but I'm really on a purl. And, I know what you're saying... look at how the stitches for the last worked row are laying. I AM! I SWEAR! I honestly just mess it up. Of course, in the interest of full disclosure, it is entirely possible that I am not actually looking at my previous row as well as I could. Case in point: Today, I was chewing a piece of gum for a few hours at work. On my way home, I realized that I wasn't chewing gum anymore. I don't remember what I did with it. I really don't remember if I threw it out, or if I swallowed it. Seriously. I'm legitimately concerned that I have gum hanging out in my gut and I don't know about it. So, what's the moral of this post? I really need to pay more attention to what I'm doing with my yarn and my chewing gum.
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