It’s totally a thing! I never believed in it until I started a huge blanket in celebration of our anniversary but never got to finish it.
Haven’t heard of it outside of the internet tbh. Also, I feel like it’s more a running gag than an actual belief. We can probably all agree that a breakup happening every 100 sweaters or so is not exactly a curse.
Chiming in for clarification: Literally it’s “bell game” but the word’s meaning is more like “bells that play” or “bells to play with”.
I can see things like “beneficial for sleep” or “reduce upset stomach”, but that’s about it. “Treating allergies”, well good luck with that. Also black tea for anxiety?
Here in Germany it was introduced last year (I think). Heard it still causes trouble on the organization side, but as a patient it works great.
Ignore the left side of the oval, then you get a lower case p with a looong stroke down and a teeny tiny )-shape.
I hear you, the biggest needles I can handle comfortably are probably 10 mm. But at least when using needles this large garments knit up in no time. So your struggles will be over soon!
TIL I’m actually knitting Russian? Didn’t know there was a distinction between regular continental and my tight way. But knowing that might help varying tension for different projects.
Never understood how me eating stuff was supposed to help children in Africa
That’s the cutest yarn swift I’ve ever seen. I bet no real one could keep up with it.
The hedge trimmer hammer is quite handy as well.
Those are great suggestions! Meals that aren’t supposed to have meat in it are not “missing something”. In the end we always prefer what we’re used to and will come back there when lacking willpower, as it’s the more comfortable state. So when one wants to reduce/stop eating meat (or really change anything else in their life) it’s about getting used to the new, preferred state, in this case meatless meals.
Absolutely! The angle seems a bit off though. Looks like neck pain.
Glad I’m not the only one
Oh wow you’re right, now I see it as well
Also, notice the slight curvature of the vertical lines to the right? It implies the fact that even new circumstances can, in retrospect, feel like they’ve always been there. It’s the lovely little details that make this piece so valuable.
I also feel like it helps getting a membership in a gym or club that offers many of those options, so one can mix it up and easily try something different every once in a while.
Tbf the square could very well be a stylized tumble dryer, and in 90% of the clothes I own the temperatures are indicated by writing instead of dots. Also a normal user wouldn’t need to know about bleach or dry clean.
Fan sized windmills, definitely. It’s just tiny structures. I could kick them. Or push them over. Carry them away. A windmill sized fan on the other hand is fucking scary.
The government doesn’t want you to know that but actually the Queen didn’t die, she just decided it’s finally time to retire and moved where she figured no one would look for her. After the unpaid intern accidentally leaked the information - hence the rooms name on the map - that fact is still denied, which just makes it more suspicious.