The sock goes on vacation

Tuesday 6th June 2006 - 2:05:31 AM

New York Minknit: The Sock Rides a Cable Car

Sock-a-roni…the San Francisco treat!

New York Minknit: The Sock Visits the Musée Mechanique

The sock goes to visit Laughing Sal at the Musee Mecanique

New York Minknit: The Sock

The sock…ready to defeat terrorists!

New York Minknit: Glen Park

The sock, in its relaxed vacation mode. “Man, I love hanging out here on the grass…smoking weed…” Kidding! No weed was smoked. But the sock looks relaxed, no?

Anyway, first sock is done!

Here is a snippet from a hilarious e-mail that a friend sent me:

Thought you find this “career advice” column very amusing. It was a source of humor
in my day. It’s called “Career advice for the unattractive.” Basically, it’s like
“you’re ugly – you’ll be passed over for promotions and be forced to date horrible
freaks like yourself. Here’s how to make the best of it: take a hobby, learn to
knit, volunteer to help old people…”

This was the link: http://biz.yahoo.com/special/allbiz052406_article1.html

In case you can’t tell, all my friends find me judgmental. Some find it more amusing than others. Seriously, this column is so funny. My favorite part is when it suggests that the reader is so ugly that he or she may wish to look into a job where he or she doesn’t have to work with other people! I’m not sure the average shrink would say this is good advice.

Off I go to observe hippies in their native habitat. But first, I must sleep.

3 Comments »

RSS feed for comments on this post.

  1. T.A.B.

    Let me know if you do anything interesting in San Francisco. I’m going there soon.

    Comment left on June 6, 2006 @ 7:08 am

  2. Sarah

    Tell Ann congrats!

    Did you knit her a graduation gift?

    Comment left on June 6, 2006 @ 7:35 am

  3. jenny

    Aren’t you harlotty! That article is hilarious. I can’t believe it is for real! But I noticed that it suggests one of my number one pet peeves: that men dye their hair! Noooo! Resist the Grecian Formula!

    Comment left on June 7, 2006 @ 10:03 am

Leave a comment

(required)

(required) (will not be published)