Great to hear from you! Try plastic circular needles with tips on them. The security guard SNATCHED my metal circulars out of a project in Manhattan Court, claiming they were a weapon.
Bronx Court was better. I could knit in the jury room, but had to sit in the back, to avoid the "what are you making?" and the distracting conversation that goes with it.
My experience of jury duty was hours on end sitting waiting to be selected, and only a couple of days in the courtroom. We were allowed to do pretty much as we liked in the waiting room, although I'm talking about London here, not NYC!
They will not let you go into the courtroom with those pointy sticks (considered as possible weapons). Love the shawl.
I got a summons too! UGH. I HOPE I can take my knitting!!
Girl, I don't think they let me knit in the courtroom when I had jury duty!
The shawl is amazing.
I am so happy that you found a new apartment. I am curious to knoe where it is. Are you closer to Brooklyn???
Glad your moving! I was going to tell you the same thing about jury duty. Maybe bamboo or circulars would be more palatable to them. Isn't a ball point pen sharper?
Glad you finished the shawl for Mamacita. Such a pretty shawl pattern. I don't know what you mean about homely lace. There is so much lace out there now that is fierce. You don't have to stick to the old-fashioned lace. And you could always make what is old new again. Good luck with the new apartment.
So good to hear from you! And I am super happy for you that you are moving to another apartmen! YAH!
You obviously need to get more knitting time in! Haha!
Nice shawl...better check about jury duty. Knitting needles were not allowed when I went a few months ago although you can bring a crochet hook.
I brought a book. Good luck with the move.
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