Thursday’s are for poetry | 4.18.24
Welcome to Week Three of National Poetry Month! This week our theme is Color... and I was so excited about that! When I think of color and poetry, one beloved poet comes to my mind, Derek Walcott. I know of no other poet who has the thread of color weaving through so...
Unraveled Wednesday | 4.17.24
Greetings Dear Unravelers and Happy Wednesday! I have finishes this week! A completed pair of socks and one finished Gnome! First, the socks! Pattern is Hermoine's Everyday Socks with an afterthought heel and toes done in a contrasting yarn. They fit well and I think...
Sometimes Monday | 4.15.24
Hello everyone... I hope your Monday is starting easy! Mine started with a bit of an explanation point! Yes, just after midnight, I was awoken by the sound of an explosion of hail stones being hurled at the house. It was so loud and the winds were so wild! That...
Thursday’s Are For Poetry | 4.11.24
Welcome to week two of Our Great Poetry Exploration! This week our focus is on the incredibly delightful work of Ross Gay. Yes Kym, Bonny, Sarah, (and me!) are all sharing a Ross Gay poem with you today! I distinctly remember the first time I read any Ross Gay and...
Unraveled Wednesday | 4.10.24
Greetings Unravelers and Happy Wednesday! I am happy to say that the clouds thinned themselves down enough for there to be quite an amazing show here in the south hills of Pittsburgh on Monday! We were not a total eclipse, but at 97%, it was close enough! I paced my...
Sometimes Monday | 4.8.24
An eclipse is one phenomenon that is actually more impressive from the ground. — Leroy Chiao There has been so much Eclipse Hype on everything... the local news especially, here in the South Hills of Pittsburgh but I am not sure they counted for grey, cloudy skies......
Thursday’s are for Poetry | 4.4.24
Welcome to National Poetry Month and Happy Thursday to you all! This month, I will be joining Kym, Bonny, and Sarah as we share a poem with you each Thursday. This week our focus is on poems about peace/humanity... and there was just such an abundance of choices, I...
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