Alex: she views it as an investment in me, and also as one of those things you do as a parent — you support your child in whatever way you can
Alex: i mean, if you were to replace the words “law school” with “drug habit,” there would be a different sentence there
Alex: one that ends in “boot camp
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I just noticed — I have my own TAG! :-D
(Luckily, my mom does not view my knitting/yarn habit in the same light as a sentence that would end in boot camp. HAH! How little she knows… Actually, she knows it ends in pretty, colorful knitted things being given to her. Hmm…)
LOL see? Knitting is an investment too! An investment that means she can do less shopping because she has her own little knitting elf to custom-make things for her.