Leni sits down to crochet

>Leni sat for a second.
>In her right hand was a giant ball of yarn.
>In her left, a hook.
>What hand did she use for which again?
>Leni couldn't remember.
>Like, it didn't matter.
>Whatever works works, right?
>An acrid burning smell hit Leni's nostrils.
>She was working too fast for the yarn again.
>Oh well. This yarn ball may have been depleted, but the next one would-
>Leni's hand grasped air.
>She was out of yarn.
>"Like, this can't be happening!"
>It totally was.
>Leni was already halfway out the door before she realized she'd get cited if she went shopping in her underwear.
>Again.
>"Leni! What's the big deal?"
>She also apparently knocked over Lynn.
>"The craft store closes in an hour, Lynndolin! I gotta get there or-"
>"It's eight at night. The craft store's been closed for an hour."
>Lucy's voice came from out of a nearby vent.
>"Is it?"
>"Yes" her two younger sisters replied.

>Dejected by the words of the mysterious wind-daemon of the vent and Lynn, Leni frowned her way back to her room.
>She couldn't believe how stupid she had been.
>Now the scarf (hat? Leni couldn't decide)she was working on would never be finished.
>"Hey, Leni, what is it that you needed, anyway?"
>"I was, like, gonna make a... something... with yarn, but, like, I'm all out."
>"But we aren't."
>"Yes we are! I totes couldn't find any in my room!"
>Lynn produced a ball of orange yarn.
>Leni gasped.
>Her sister was a wizard!
>"We bought like a hundred last week, remember?"
>Oh, yeah.
>One of these days that medicine would take effect after 6:30 like the doctor said.
>Leni sat back down and got to work with a purpose that she previously didn't have.
>Lynn looked over her shoulder.
>How in the world did she work that fast?
>Her hands flew through the yarn ball like air, and out came a little orange cap.
>Leni put the cap on Lynn.
>It was like a hug for her head.
>"Leni! How'd you do that?"
>Leni shrugged.
>"I, like, just kinda, y'know, totes watched a little old lady do it at the park."
>Lynn was amazed.
>"I wanna do it! Teach me!"
>Leni smiled.
>"Totally. If you can help me find my crochet hook, that is."
>Leni scratched her head with a crochet hook.