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District of Columbia
District of Columbia
School:
Wilson Senior High School, DC Oberlin College, Social Work school at Catholic University in DC
Wilson Senior High School, DC Oberlin College, Social Work school at Catholic University in DC
Work:
GW University Cancer Center HealthMark Multimedia, LLC AARP
GW University Cancer Center HealthMark Multimedia, LLC AARP
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DC DC DC
DC DC DC
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We're in the same boat in a stormy sea, and we owe each other a terrible loyalty. GK Chesterton
We're in the same boat in a stormy sea, and we owe each other a terrible loyalty. GK Chesterton
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DC Native, avid knitter and crocheter, with a long Netflix movie queue and two middle school age kids in my old rowhouse
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multimedia health education, boomer use of technology, diversity, textile art, independent film, caregiving, end of life for the dying and the survivors, psychosocial aspects of cancer, politics of health care, faith communities as promoters of positive social change & enhancers of quality of life, health information that doesn't preach or infantilize (to the obese, the smoker, or whomever isn't a skinny non-smoking athlete.)My Photos (8)
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DocBev says:
Somehow I managed to send the former message, and I wasn't finished. I'm not sure what I did. I wanted to know about YOUR knitting? Also, where are you located? I'm in Dearborn, Michigan. Although we are waiting for rain today, it's supposed to snow in a few days. AGAIN. I'm SO tired of winter.
What projects are YOU working on? How long have you been knitting? I started knitting when I was an undergrad, and that was a looooooooooong time ago. My very first project was argyle socks. I made them for my Dad, and as you know, Dads are caring, understanding, and willing to wear a beginner's pair of socks.
Bev
What projects are YOU working on? How long have you been knitting? I started knitting when I was an undergrad, and that was a looooooooooong time ago. My very first project was argyle socks. I made them for my Dad, and as you know, Dads are caring, understanding, and willing to wear a beginner's pair of socks.
Bev
Posted: April 11, 2008 2:15PM EDT
jane says:
I'm in DC. I'm an odd and rare bird: a DC native. Went out to Ohio for college but came right back. :-) I've been to the west coast of Michigan recently and once visited Ann Arbor. We're getting rain tomorrow.
I'm actually doing a lot of crocheting lately, granny squares. Making baby blankets kinda like the ones in my photos, or larger afghans. When i knit, i make prayer shawls with a group from my church. Just had to send one to my sister, alas, who is ill. I use lots of different textures of yarn and use really large needles, like circular 15s, and two or three colors, like teal and black, and whip something up starting with one stitch and ending with maybe 200. a nice triangle shape.
i used to knit sweaters, hats, vests. I might get back to that someday. while my kids are teens, i'm juggling so much, i can't seem to count stitches or follow a pattern to save my life. :-)
i learned to knit as a child but it didn't "Take" until high school. i once knit a red cabled hat for my dad and i goofed on the gauge. It fit a small child. I was so embarrassed.
you have a lovely smile.
Jane
I'm actually doing a lot of crocheting lately, granny squares. Making baby blankets kinda like the ones in my photos, or larger afghans. When i knit, i make prayer shawls with a group from my church. Just had to send one to my sister, alas, who is ill. I use lots of different textures of yarn and use really large needles, like circular 15s, and two or three colors, like teal and black, and whip something up starting with one stitch and ending with maybe 200. a nice triangle shape.
i used to knit sweaters, hats, vests. I might get back to that someday. while my kids are teens, i'm juggling so much, i can't seem to count stitches or follow a pattern to save my life. :-)
i learned to knit as a child but it didn't "Take" until high school. i once knit a red cabled hat for my dad and i goofed on the gauge. It fit a small child. I was so embarrassed.
you have a lovely smile.
Jane
Posted: April 11, 2008 9:38PM EDT
DocBev says:
I'm a retired Ph.D, I retired from Marygrove College in Detroit. Since I'm retired, I have lots of time; and although I'm fairly active, not as active as you. The reason for DOCbev, my husband gave me that online name. I'm one of those knitters who has several projects going. Well, come to think of it, it's MORE than several. I have two projects (sweaters) that are complete, they just need putting together. I do tend to procrastinate on that task. Next to me are several projects: a purse, a wallaby sweater, a drop-stitch scarf, and a tote bag. I'm still knitting on all of these.
Posted: April 11, 2008 2:05PM EDT
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