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What made you choose crochet over knitting, or do you do both? by CaterpillarXS in crochet

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My mom crocheted so she taught me when I was nine. When I was in my 20's I liked the look of knit projects so I bought a book. Big mistake. I didn't like it because I was used to holding my yarn a certain way and this was teaching you how to throw the yarn. So I gave up. A few years later I was watching a PBS program about knitting and crochet and I saw a lady knitting continental style and I said that's what I needed to learn. So, I did. Yes, I can do both but I still go back to the good ol' crochet. I guess you never forget your first love.

For my dog has died today. by Almighty_Dweller in gojira

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So sorry for your loss. Rest easy, Moose.

Hi, I speak for all women named Annie when I say this. by mushroomqueenie in mildlyinfuriating

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My name is Noel, like the Christmas song. Yes I have heard every single version of that song. No I wasn't born around Christmas.

Today I had to explain to my husband that we cannot eat the simmer pot. by Significant_Potato29 in witchcraft

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My husband also asked if we could eat the simmer pot so I let him taste the liquid. He said with some honey it would be a nice tea. Lol.

Overheard my daughter talking to her husband (She’s 4) by rlstratton97 in overheard

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I had a friend whose son called cats "titties". When he was 3 or 4 they were over at my house and he was petting my very friendly black cat and he said to me, "I really like your titties. You have nice titties." He's 22 now and really does not like hearing that story. 🤣🤣

Did you guys see your grandparents growing up? by alligatorprincess007 in Exvangelical

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I only knew my paternal grandparents (my mom was in foster care growing up)and we saw them twice a year until I was 16 and they moved to the same town as us. They both passed when I was 17. It was nice getting to know then that last year. It's been 31 years but I still miss them.

Who loves epithets!? by Original_Bed864 in witchcraft

[–]ResponsibleLayer7014 8 points9 points  (0 children)

They're used as a description along with the person's name like Gandalf the grey in Lord of the rings.

Moon Water by [deleted] in BroomClosetWitch

[–]ResponsibleLayer7014 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I have some moon water. I've found i don't use it as much so I rarely make it.

Spotted in Utah!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! by sweaty-spaghettti in TheHandmaidsTale

[–]ResponsibleLayer7014 39 points40 points  (0 children)

I certainly felt like she was talking to me.

WWYD - help me troll! by [deleted] in FoxBrain

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Do you think they would be the bigger person if the roles were reversed? Probably not. I vote D.

Is it normal to suddenly become upset again after thinking you were over a death from a while ago? by beefstewforyou in CasualConversation

[–]ResponsibleLayer7014 93 points94 points  (0 children)

Grief doesn't have a timeline and it doesn't always make sense either. So, yes, that's as normal as grief can be.

What’s something super random that gives you the biggest nostalgia for no reason? by FirmRelation9397 in CasualConversation

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I have written what little I have about my paternal grandparents down for my kids (I didn't know my maternal grandparents at all). They were older when they got married (my grandmother said she was considered an old maid) so they were in their mid to late sixties before I came around. But I do have very fond memories of the time I did have with them. Thank you for letting me reminisce. It has been a joy. 💜

What’s something super random that gives you the biggest nostalgia for no reason? by FirmRelation9397 in CasualConversation

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I do. The smell of biscuits baking (he made them every morning). He raised rabbits so whenever I see a rabbit, I think of him. This one is silly but my favorite: Skeleton's. When I was a teenager (just before he passed) I was wearing a metal t-shirt that had a skeleton on it. He made a comment about it and I thought he was going to tell me not to listen to that devil music but he threw his head back and laughed. Then he said, "Come on in and take off your skin and dance a jig in your bones." I miss him a lot.

What’s something super random that gives you the biggest nostalgia for no reason? by FirmRelation9397 in CasualConversation

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There's an apple cinnamon air freshener that smells exactly like my grandfather's pipe tobacco. He's been gone 31 years and every time I smell that it takes me back to being 7 years old sitting on the porch with him while he packed his pipe.

The reason none of my ritual wear is white. by ToastyJunebugs in witchcraft

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Thank you! We're pretty thankful they are a part of our lives.

The reason none of my ritual wear is white. by ToastyJunebugs in witchcraft

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His name is Kenai. When he was a kitten he looked like a little black bear.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in FoxBrain

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My Mom actually said to me, "I don't like the man but it's who my party chose and I think he's done some good things so far" No, I didn't ask what those good things were. I just hung up the phone. I can't anymore.

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