To compensate for the verbosity of the last post, Knitcrit proudly presents a series of recent India photos with minimal commentary:
First, lest the knitblog police force me to change my blog name to Critknit due to lack of knitting content, there's been some heel-turning on sock number one:
Pomatomus is still surprisingly easy and still fun. Knitters: does anyone know anything about a slightly-larger-than-lace-pattern-size hole on one side of the patterned part of foot? It happened right about the time I stopped the side decreases for the gusset. I really don't think I made a mistake. Anyway, I'm choosing to ignore it. Socks go in shoes, right?
English-language newspapers here continue with their hard-hitting coverage of the issues that matter most:
This chicken DARES you to eat her:
Anyone else think this product is vaguely pornographic or do I just have a smutty mind?
Just in case your body isn't producing enough on its own:
Doesn't this make you never want to eat a popsicle again?
Possibly only two regular blog readers will understand this, but still, check it out! I found the dargah in Mysore that has haziri - though there they call it tawaf karna. I was thrilled to find this - it's a good story, actually, but we're favoring pictures this time, so here's the sign that tipped me off:
Dedicated and clever readers: Normally I can deduce intention behind slightly ill-chosen Indian English words, but in this case, I admit to being totally baffled. Probably these helmets are actually made in China, home of the truly inexplicable English word choice, but still - any ideas on the intention behind branding a helmet as "deletion?"
Like many young men on the street in Mysore, these helmet sellers were cheery and possibly a little drunk. Photo concept theirs, photographer me:
My new gold earrings! I love them!
Shanidev street shrine - possibly Knitcrit's new post-dissertation project since the Unani thing appears to be tanking hard:
And finally, even with a month and a half to go, I am still absolutely confident in naming this the best photo from this trip to India:
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