Yarn Movie Quotes

I think my personal minimum score for anything I'm thinking about doing--knitting or not--is about a seven on the interest scale. If something's scoring a five, like a movie, then I need to add at least two points of knitting to do it for me to be able to hang in. If it's something gripping, like a conversation with a charming and entertaining friend, I may not need to add much knitting at all. If my friend scores a nine, I might only toss in a plain sock, with no patterning or anything, just round and round on autopilot while we visit. (I can only think of one thing I do with another person that really has no room to add any sort of knitting to, but let's not discuss it here.)

Shared memories; triumphs and tragedies; the heroine doing right in the end despite temptation—all the plots of all the movies I’ve written tangled together into one gigantic ball of yarn I couldn’t begin to unravel.

He had for some time swum in a spun yarn tale which always looked or told itself that it looked between things and in that long hallway that was a reminder of some past movie treating the future he asked himself then if you step beyond that particular fiction just like stepping around this corner and pulling out that set of keys you might find your whatever that thing should not be called thrust minus propulsion into whatever it was doing and be enabled to exit the monastery gate