Step 3: Recognizing a higher power that can
give strength.
Ravelry, right?
For needlecrafters, diving into the thousands of patterns and yarns and projects and people and groups and advice -- how could anyone go wrong? How many times I have opened my Ravelry link (saved on my menu bar for ease and convenience) to find a new and inventive stitch to use on my socks, only to emerge hours later to find that I have added several new patterns to my library. Then I feel guilty because I should have been knitting instead of being on the computer.
Here's where the higher power comes in -- all is forgiven for time spent in Ravelry. I look at it as my own form of video games.
More about Ravelry's involvement in my 12-step plan tomorrow.
Back to the needles -- that is, if I can close my Ravelry page.
"only to emerge hours later"
ReplyDeleteIn my house, that is known as "falling down the rabbit hole" of Ravelry!
Yes!!
ReplyDeleteI like thinking of Ravelry as our form of video games!
ReplyDeleteHow true!! I may have to elaborate on that in the future. Thanks, Adele.
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