Aauugghh!

[dreamflower]

Note to self: Self! Never *knit* while watching LOST--even re-runs! I've just had to unravel six rows of the Pippin-scarf! *badwords*badwords*badwords*!!!

Spoilerish LOST thoughts behind cut:


I just noticed something I missed thinking about the first time around: If it was Danielle who kidnapped Claire--as evidenced by her scratches and Claire's flashback--then *where* did Ethan fit in? He definitely told Charlie they wanted Claire *back*! *is another puzzlement*

I loved the bit where Hurley got Walt to smile on the plane--that was another bit I missed the first time around.

Could there be a connection between the "mining ship" and the fact that the hatch covered a shaft of some kind? Could the ones who took Walt be descendants of the ones on the ship?

Of course, I was definitely expecting it, but I really was bummed that Charlie had the statue at the end. I will be *very* surprised if it does not have the drugs in it.


Well, tomorrow I'll try to make up what I had to unravel. I don't suppose there is any hurry--the PippinHealers round robin doesn't seem to be going anywhere right now...

Comments

[lil-banik-slave.livejournal.com]

That's why I prefer crochet. Once it's started it's pretty simple to do something else at the same time. In fact it makes it easier to keep a rythmn going sometimes (Unless you have a complicated pattern).

[dreamflower]

Most of the time knitting (or crocheting or other needlework) during TV is not a problem. But LOST is too absorbing, and the pattern for the Pippin-scarf is a bit more complex than what I am used to.
I agree though, crochet *is* easier, and if you do have to unravel, it's usually not so much.