Taph says buying these is not failure in Use What You Have Month as tools (and, she says, patterns) don't count. I'm not so sure.I was doing pretty well at Camberwell Markets. I'd successfully sidestepped this stall:
but was sunk when it came to needles (especially those still in original packaging for $2 a pair). And it got worse. We went to Chapel Street Bazaar, and my favorite stall:
where I bought more needles ($1 a pair. I rest my case)I had a laugh when I spied this lot for $55:
(I bought Pink Trees' set for 50 cents a piece)And then I saw a smaller version of what Pink Trees bought me, for $45!
Kerry and I took a tram back to the boys' place
and discovered the friendliest tram driver in Melbourne, who wanted me to drive the tram and kept suggesting (through the glass) that I ditch Kerry and go home with him. Oddly enough, I didn't show him the bottles of bubbly we had on board for the party that evening...
Hey that tram driver is a catch! Own wheels and all that ;).
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ReplyDeleteI love Melbourne, and that all looks like so much *fun* And the needles and the wool,and Chapel Street, and... and... And I think I need some coffee... :)
you've just succeeded in making me very homesick. And the sun was shining!
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