Knit in Public June 4, 2007
Saturday June 9th is World-wide knit in public day. I knit in public at least once a week, but I am still excited to join the crew assembled by Kimchi in Berkeley. The Berkeley Knit-out is happening on the west lawn of the UC Campus (see a freaky-good pic of the lawn from Google’s new street view – and you can still zoom in more), just a few blocks from my house, so I will be sure to stop by.
How freaky is that picture? Seriously. Wow google, you have outdone yourself. For example, here is my neighbor working on his motorcycle. Here is my little car on the street. The resolution on the Bay Area street pictures is much better than the New York ones. i am totally fascinated by this and keep looking around zooming in to see if I can recognize anyone. I am weird.
Don’t forget about the contest… Leave me a comment telling me your opinion on drum carders OR your favorite knitting/crafting tool/material and you could win a prize. I am truly enjoying reading all of the comments and discovering new webpages!
Alas, doesn\’t look like Minneapolis has that available yet!
I was messing around with the google maps street view the other day. I can’t imagine what it would be like to find people I know! Gah! Sooooo weird. It’s like finding pictures of yourself in some random flickr photostream of someone you’ve never met.
And I can’t live without my needle threader with the three different sizes. 2 hooks and the wire ones. LOVE it.
Hi!!! that google maps is really cool isn’t it?
)see you saturday! yay!
and omg! thanks so much for the shout out about WWKIP DAY!!! i can’t wait!
and on another note, I KNOW WHERE YOU LIVE!!! sorry–didnt’ mean to sound so stalkery-scary there.
i used to work at the animal hospital right next to your place while those renovated houses were being lifted and renovated a few years back!
Nice to meet you and your great blog, and thanks for visiting mine! I’m delighted to see that you have one of Jesse’s amazing crochet buttons. I reckon those deserve a lot more attention than they’re getting!
cheers
Heather
that is so freaky!! Wow…too bad they don’t have that street view available for lubbock yet.
Google scares me!
Google Maps is scaring me too. Thank goodness our little town is too little for the aerial photographers/webcammers to bother with.