Things I didn’t think I’d ever see or hear:
- Our pastor playing euphonium at Easter Sunday services today (not in the usual job description; brass emergency, apparently?)
- Our esteemed choir director saying, when rehearsal time ran out early this morning, “I guess we’ll just have to wing ‘The Hallelujah Chorus’!” umm, which we did.
- This on my doorstep: I believe it has something to do with Yarn Passover.
When I came back from church the other day, this piece of yarn was on my threshold. Is this simply marking the house of a knitter, or will this protect me from the forthcoming yarn famine?
Or it could be a hobo sign, marking this house as one that is likely to give away warm mittens and hats.
Astrid
I was thinking hobo sign, too.
Who said there was going to be a yarn famine???
I love the mittens too. I have a swedish mitten book with patterns (little bitty needles, but not too small now that I have done socks on itty bitty needles) which I have made 2 pair of mittens in the past. this pattern reminds me of this book–minus the bugs.
I found a similar sign on my back steps. Maybe it is a yarn hobo sign. I left it there for a while to see if a bird would take it for nest building, but no. So I picked it up and put it on the railing and now it’s gone.