The Secret to Staying Out of the Red and in the Black

Hint: Serious knitters already know it well.
The Secret to Staying Out of the Red and in the Black
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When I am not writing about personal finance and consumer debt, I knit. Something about the gentle rhythm of yarn and needle calms my spirit and unwinds my brain.

I have managed to finish a few projects, not because I’m a great knitter but because I can “tink” almost as well as I knit (knit spelled backward is the process of undoing your stitches to fix a mistake).

Mary Hunt
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