Unraveled Wednesday | 8.9.23
Greetings Unravelers! Last week... I finished no books... this week, I have little to nothing to show for my making! First up... I had high hopes to be done with my Hitch on the Move... but I am at the portion of knitting where the rows are LONG... so long. I have...
Spring Forward Weekend!
Yes, this weekend will be one hour shorter when we turn our clocks ahead in the wee hours of Sunday morning. (or are you an entirely digital household and need to change no clocks manually?) My house is a mixture of digital and manual, so I will have a few things to...
Three on Thursday, Nightshift Edition
Greetings, gentle readers! I am joining with Carole and Friends with a quick and feverish update on the rage that is taking over Blogdom thanks to our Fearless Leader: Vicki! Thing One: Every time I think of Nightshift this pops into my head... Sorry, not sorry for...
Unraveled Wednesday | 3.4.20
February Making was surprising... I finished 2 pairs of socks (First pair here)! What? I know, I shocked myself as well! February was the month of Sarah Jordan Sock Knitting and I have happy feet as a result! I also spy a few more socks on her page that I think need...
Loving February | 2.28.20
There is always in February some one day, at least, when one smells the yet distant, but surely coming, summer. — Gertrude Jekyll That day came this week in western Pennsylvania, because on Tuesday I surely smelled a hint of summer. And as I came home from Ash...
Unraveled Wednesday | 2.26.20
Greetings Unravelers and Happy End of February!! March brings so many good things, but best of all is Mason Dixon's March Mayhem! I will be seriously contemplating all the "sock" entries! I know that yesterday I talked about planned making and socks are absolutely on...
An Intentional Life
Live with Intention. Walk to the edge. Listen Hard. Practice wellness. Play with abandon. Laugh. Choose with no regret. Appreciate your friends. Continue to learn. Do what you love. Live as if this is all there is. - Mary Anne Radmacher It turns out that January's...
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