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Saw the Yarn Harlot Karlisa 04-09-2008
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Posted by Karlisa on April 9, 2008, 8:03 pm
A friend of mine is an avid reader of Stephanie Pearl-McPhee's blog, The
Yarn Harlot. So she proposed that we drive up to Charlotte, NC after work
yesterday to see her at the bookstore where she was promoting her new book.
We had such a blast! She was hilarious and talked for about an hour. She
then answered questions and told funny stories. Afterwards, she signed
books and let everyone who wanted to take a photo with her holding the sock
she is currently knitting. If you brought a project to the signing, then
she would hold up your sock or project for the photo. She was just as nice
as could be and didn't rush anyone. I'm really glad I took the road trip,
even though it meant getting home at midnight. I had a hard time getting up
this morning for work, and my friend (and co-worker) who went with me didn't
even make it in to work today, as she had to drive another hour further to
get home last night. What a blast it was! My husband totally did not get
it. :-)

lisa

--
The things that come to those who wait will be the scraggly junk left
by those who got there first.



Posted by Shillelagh on April 10, 2008, 1:53 pm

>A friend of mine is an avid reader of Stephanie Pearl-McPhee's blog, The
>Yarn Harlot. So she proposed that we drive up to Charlotte, NC after work
>yesterday to see her at the bookstore where she was promoting her new book.
>We had such a blast! She was hilarious and talked for about an hour. She
>then answered questions and told funny stories. Afterwards, she signed
>books and let everyone who wanted to take a photo with her holding the sock
>she is currently knitting. If you brought a project to the signing, then
>she would hold up your sock or project for the photo. She was just as nice
>as could be and didn't rush anyone. I'm really glad I took the road trip,
>even though it meant getting home at midnight. I had a hard time getting
>up this morning for work, and my friend (and co-worker) who went with me
>didn't even make it in to work today, as she had to drive another hour
>further to get home last night. What a blast it was! My husband totally
>did not get it. :-)
>
> lisa

I saw her a few years ago when she came out our way. She is a very good
public speaker and very funny. I enjoyed her as much as you did! ;>)

I wish she would come back this way.

Shelagh



Posted by Mary Fisher on April 10, 2008, 2:53 pm

>
>>A friend of mine is an avid reader of Stephanie Pearl-McPhee's blog, The
>>Yarn Harlot. So she proposed that we drive up to Charlotte, NC after work
>>yesterday to see her at the bookstore where she was promoting her new
>>book. We had such a blast! She was hilarious and talked for about an
>>hour. She then answered questions and told funny stories. Afterwards,
>>she signed books and let everyone who wanted to take a photo with her
>>holding the sock she is currently knitting. If you brought a project to
>>the signing, then she would hold up your sock or project for the photo.
>>She was just as nice as could be and didn't rush anyone. I'm really glad
>>I took the road trip, even though it meant getting home at midnight. I
>>had a hard time getting up this morning for work, and my friend (and
>>co-worker) who went with me didn't even make it in to work today, as she
>>had to drive another hour further to get home last night. What a blast it
>>was! My husband totally did not get it. :-)
>>
>> lisa
>
> I saw her a few years ago when she came out our way. She is a very good
> public speaker and very funny. I enjoyed her as much as you did! ;>)
>
> I wish she would come back this way.
>
> Shelagh

We always forget that people are people :-)

Mary
>
>



Posted by The Other Kim on April 10, 2008, 2:52 pm
You lucky thing, you!! I so want her to stop here in SoCal somewhere,
but she doesn't have any stops scheduled...yet. I've been reading her
blog for about a year now, and she's hilarious and does some mighty fine
knitting, too.

The Other Kim
kimmeratsoylentgreenfielddotcom

>A friend of mine is an avid reader of Stephanie Pearl-McPhee's blog,
>The Yarn Harlot. So she proposed that we drive up to Charlotte, NC
>after work yesterday to see her at the bookstore where she was
>promoting her new book. We had such a blast! She was hilarious and
>talked for about an hour. She then answered questions and told funny
>stories. Afterwards, she signed books and let everyone who wanted to
>take a photo with her holding the sock she is currently knitting. If
>you brought a project to the signing, then she would hold up your sock
>or project for the photo. She was just as nice as could be and didn't
>rush anyone. I'm really glad I took the road trip, even though it
>meant getting home at midnight. I had a hard time getting up this
>morning for work, and my friend (and co-worker) who went with me didn't
>even make it in to work today, as she had to drive another hour further
>to get home last night. What a blast it was! My husband totally did
>not get it. :-)
>
> lisa
>
> --
> The things that come to those who wait will be the scraggly junk left
> by those who got there first.
>
>



Posted by Spike Driver on April 10, 2008, 4:45 pm
Karlisa,

Great, sounds like you had a blasts.

I am really close to Oak lawn and our group is going there. I am about
an hour from Madison and might go to both.

The URL below will take you to her schedule.



April 25- Oak Lawn, IL


April 28- Madison, WI

http://www.yarnharlot.ca/blog/tour2005.html

Glad you had so much fun,

Dennis





Karlisa wrote:
> A friend of mine is an avid reader of Stephanie Pearl-McPhee's blog, The
> Yarn Harlot. So she proposed that we drive up to Charlotte, NC after work
> yesterday to see her at the bookstore where she was promoting her new book.
> We had such a blast! She was hilarious and talked for about an hour. She
> then answered questions and told funny stories. Afterwards, she signed
> books and let everyone who wanted to take a photo with her holding the sock
> she is currently knitting. If you brought a project to the signing, then
> she would hold up your sock or project for the photo. She was just as nice
> as could be and didn't rush anyone. I'm really glad I took the road trip,
> even though it meant getting home at midnight. I had a hard time getting up
> this morning for work, and my friend (and co-worker) who went with me didn't
> even make it in to work today, as she had to drive another hour further to
> get home last night. What a blast it was! My husband totally did not get
> it. :-)
>
> lisa
>

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