winterbreak in Denmark- winterbreak in Norway...
All the same we had snow both weeks. Lots of it.
During this winter, blue afternoons, light fades along with daylight.
Beatiful blue light outside ( just minutes before actually darkness comes along)- and cosy inside.
The only problem is the light is fading inside as well.
Yous see at my boyfriends house there is almost no light.
Well, there is light , but hardly light enough for a long time knitter.
I´ve been polite not complaining too much, but it was obvious when I had to put down my knitting because I couldn´t tell which stiches from which.
After some days in my winter break I made a trip visiting my sister and after a couple of glasses of wine I blured out my problem.
Turnes out she has the same problem when she visits her friend.
what to do, what to do???????
Suddenly my sister rememberd something.
My nephew had a headlight!!!! ( When skiing in Norway this can be very handy specially since it gets dark pretty early in the afternoon- but handy for many other things too- such as when knitting)
What a brilliant idea!
4 comments:
Fikk meg en god latter, men kanskje det ikke var så dumt. Vi sitter jo i dunkel belysning mange av oss. Det var iallefall gøy å le litt.
Takk for boktips. Har lest en bok av P.C "alkymisten"
Brilliant idea! I can see this becoming a new trend in the knitting world - a "knitting in public" in the dark ;-)
Seriously, I think this could also eliminate the "shadow" problem I occasionally have with my spot light here. I used to be a LARPer, we used them as well in grottos for safety.
Wow, what a good idea. Anything to keep knitting. I love lots of snow in Norway. Unfortunately we didn't have any when we went for christmas but they have lots now apparently.
omg... I am totally going to get me a headlamp.. perfect for late night or early morning knitting♥
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