Forty Days of Gratitude: Day Eighteen

Today I am thankful that I persevered with knitting, as tough as it was in the beginning to learn.  I enjoy it, it really is relaxing, and you get something useful at the end.  I do wonder about the woman who "invented" knitting:  "I've got two sticks and some string.  What can I do?"  Is that how it came about??
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