The Knitter

In the wee small hours

AMBING: IT’S like nothing else. How can I really convey what the experience is like? Hard work… insane hours… an emotional rollercoaster… All true, but none of these descriptions really cuts to the heart of the experience. As I sit and write this, it’s the 6th of May, and wee sheeps have been arriving since the 11th of April, so I am tired in mind and body, I am deep in the moment, living

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