leaf: originates from the Proto-Germanic word *lauba (leaves), maybe from Proto-Indo-European *leub(h), meaning "to peel off/ to strip". Man, these puns just write themselves, don't they
The word “fishnet” originally referred to actual fishing nets used for catching fish, and the pattern was later adapted into fashion—especially stockings—becoming popular in the early 20th century and later iconic in cabaret and burlesque culture
Research studies have found knitting to be associated with reduced levels of stress2, subjective improvement in cognitive functioning3, and a lower risk of cognitive decline4, mild cognitive impairment5, and dementia6,7,
