#winter project

I made a sweater vest! 🧶 This was my first time knitting a bigger garment like this, and the first time since probably middle school properly knitting altogether, but it was fun getting back into it!

Rules: in a new post, show the last line you wrote (or drew) and tag as many people as there are words (or as many as you feel like). 

Took a while to find (write) something that you hadn't read yet XD @ninjababypowpow

But here we are

Have some more BB Fox

Sad eyes trying to be brave, so so brave. A glassy sheen washed over them as the tiny commander tried his best not to cry, not to wiggle free. Tiny hands twitched and curled into shaking fists, not wanting to hold on to the Jedi’s robes. Bail’s heart was breaking. He couldn’t do it. He couldn’t. It had been his fault so…he should be the one to care and protect the commander while he was in this state. The commander’s lip trembled, his resolve not to cry getting closer and closer to its breaking point. Bail stepped forward, holding his hand up. “Stop.” He said, his voice sounding calmer than he actually felt. He kept his gaze on the commander, ignoring the Jedi masters around him and reached for the toddler. “He will stay with me. It has been my fault and I will bear the consequences.” He explained and picked the toddler up out of the Jedi master’s hold. “Senator,” The Jedi sighed and Bail tried not to glare but keep his focus solely on the toddler who immediately clung to him like a monkey. “Are you sure you can handle a toddler? You are a busy man and the senate needs all your attention as it is. We are-” “No.” Bail stopped the Jedi and turned sideways, shielding the commander from their gaze. Fox’s head pressed into his neck, his tiny hands grabbing his tunic so tightly his arms shook. “Commander Fox will stay with me.”

So again

Hi everyone! 

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So I have massive cracks in my favorite steel toes and I decided to fix them today.

Step 1: Scub off dirt in leftover shower water.

Step 2: Grab glue from stockpile. Internet said that any kinda superglue would work and I happened to have this Gorilla glue on hand (Soda Approved™)

Step 3: Glue cracks together. The soles of these boots are pretty thick so I repurposed an old popsicle stick to shove the glue in. I also used a pie box to contain the glue mess and keep it off the floor.

Step 4: Let glue dry and enjoy my repaired boots!