betrayed. And I'm sure this feeling is all part of my PTSD. But the facts are facts. The knitting group I started about 3 years is about within an inch of its life. When I first started it, it took months to take off, but I stuck with it. thenwe had 12-13 every week! I was so pleased. But "people" got discouraged with the location for several good reasons and we agreed to move. That move was the beginning of the downfall. I heard via the grapevine that some people were offended and started their own group. We were suddenly down to 4-5 people on a good day. No one came to talk to me.....or ask questions...or anything. Now they were suddenly gone. So now the group rarely has more than 1-2 people there. One person told me they were just done.....what did I go? I don't know because no one talks. They just shrink away. I have no options of attending other groups because of my work. Now people aren't even posting on Ravelry on the thread I started. No wonder I feel abandoned. OK....I give up. If my personality or whatever is that bad, I guess I should "get it" and get on with my life.
I finally settled on a pattern and yarn for a baby sweater. It's made of fingering and I think the baby will be born in June before I ever get this done. I'm already taking a short break from it. I will probably carry it with me everywhere so I can work on it when any chance comes around.
My poor grandson....tangled with a baseball.
Brendyn, I hope this doesn't happen again!
I finally settled on a pattern and yarn for a baby sweater. It's made of fingering and I think the baby will be born in June before I ever get this done. I'm already taking a short break from it. I will probably carry it with me everywhere so I can work on it when any chance comes around.
My poor grandson....tangled with a baseball.
Brendyn, I hope this doesn't happen again!

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