Wednesday, March 5, 2014

Rainbow protests in Russia (and other countries) homophobic policies we have (thankfully) seen much


Rainbow protests in Russia (and other countries) homophobic policies we have (thankfully) seen much of in the media recently. I think it's a great and literally colorful way to display a stance on pacifism and soft, yet resounding in all its colorful splendor and tranquility. There are plenty of blogs and comments taken out of the fiery debate, I will confine myself to ask me in the support queue. It should be a human right to love who they want, no matter money clothing where in the world you live and in what way. My political sting I save a tiny point: We here in the world's navel Norway tend to judge other states in a slightly condescending and arrogant manner, without remembering that we are only a short time ago (and in some communities still!) condemning homosexuality, both socially and legally. To support individuals and groups is admirable, to condemn (and also boycott, for example. Using aid cut) all the states I think is naive. Have we not come further with policies? We were a little too thick in the head all here in the bedårske family to be representative luemodeller ... (Ok, I could not sit bowed head back in the classroom this time either, I had some external political standpoint quietly.) Either: Pinneguri 'Regnbuefebruar2014 is a lovely match tram project that I had to throw me immediately when I read about it. Work in rainbow 6/7 colors in February. Number of colors in ROGGBIF possibly debatable, but since generosity stood at the center of this quiet campaign, I think any number of shades of the rainbow is approved. I managed to squeeze all 13 colors! Aspargeslua to Annette Danielsen has been on our wish list for long, but in my formidable blow to the face of German money clothing knitting 2 years ago, I chickened out slightly. Until the whole rainbow gave me a well-deserved poke in the butt. This is the perfect project to use up tiny remnants of delicious yarn in all sorts of colors! Think it went with about 1 g of each contrasting color. And luckily the pictures so detailed and intuitive money clothing interpretation that recipe went smoothly this time, despite the fact that I still have the book in German. Numbers written as digits are obviously still the same in Norwegian and German, so I got off easy case bending and other aggravating or confusing issues. (Since we are now under the slogan of all men are created equal, etc, did you know that Germany is the world's first State which adopts a gender-neutral money clothing social security?
Now that February brings along Rainbow February in the undertow to near the end, I do not ignore money clothing that this cap be repeated several times. money clothing Maybe not a whole rainbow spectrum, but with a number of red-yellow-orange tones maybe? Perhaps adult version money clothing of myself? Then it can be even more pintucks and more colors too! Bonus for being dumb! Needless to say, this was addictive knit! Thanks, Pinneguri, for outstanding KAL! (I have a contribution, but it must be blogged when the recipient money clothing has received it ... A little disclosure: money clothing It is heavy with sheep!) And you will see the world's finest rainbow tram, ever? Visit Mary's Elle-Melle and see her magic jacket! The first time I accidentally met Marit in an elevator (without knowing it was her, of course), she had on this. And I had to comment on it and make sure I was better acquainted with this great lady. There I was, luckily, and got lots of inspiration and knitting tips with your purchase (which is to trap and fringe with in-cord: It was revolutionary for me then!) Facts: Recipe: Asparagus from the book Chicken Feet and Yellow Roots (or Freche Mache, whether to make the skimpy genius bar I made to buy the book cheaply in German! Rumors say that the book since then has been published again in Danish, in two parts.) Yarn: about 18 g gray Geilsk 3 ply cotton / wool , about 1 gram of each contrasting money clothing color (soft Shetland, money clothing New Zealand lammeuld, Holst Super Soft and Noble, Geilsk Wool, Næste Child 2 ply merino wool), a total of 31 g Needles: 3 mm Str.: 4 years Changes: Ich weis nicht!
Speaking hole in your head: It's not just wool sticking out on top of hat here, no. Some of the least man's shaven welding also takes the liberty. Lua is actually open at the top! A light spring / høstlue like this in cotton and wool may well take the liberty to vent a bit on top?
Huen is kanonflot and I have amused myself with that laesa about your experiences with the German language. It is a very and very nuanceret language, and you have brug for about 25% more words that Oversættes a Danish sætning into German. It may well tage breath af one :-) knit happy greetings Angelika (Germany) Reply Delete
Thank you, and sincerely money clothing thank you for commenting on the Danish rather than German! Danish and Danish knitting money clothing patterns are fortunately easy to understand, as soon as we learned a few simple utryk as nem, hit on etc. Consider that I have a reader in Germany! Tjihi! Proud! Delete
Heisan for a great hat! I've seen it in my book as fortunately not the German edition, but never progressed so far that I have made it

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