So I walked into Great Yarns in Raleigh for the first time. I pushed my boy in his stroller around the (admittedly rather cramped) store, fingering all the yarns with wistful pleasure, occasionally removing them from the boy's too quick hands. I looked, halfheartedly, for Classic Elite Beatrice in the color Bea's Blue. I made it through the store without falling in lust with any one yarn, but with about fifteen. I asked of the woman at the front, regretfully, without hope, "You don't, by any chance, have Classic Elite Beatrice?"
"In the back, near the floor. Here, let me show you."
I followed her, my heart in my throat. "If you have a ball in the color I need, I'll kiss your feet," I said.
"Oh, you don't have to kiss my feet!" she said, with a slightly alarmed chuckle.
And folks, I must be doing something right, because there it was. One lonely ball of Beatrice in Bea's Blue. I might have done a happy dance. In fact, I'm pretty sure I did a happy dance.
But there was no kissing of feet. Thankfully. For all involved.
Friday, October 21, 2005
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