Museum of Me, The Music Edition | July 2023
Welcome to this month's exhibit which has been a bit hastily put together... I forgot that a new exhibit was due! This month suggested exhibit: Put together a soundtrack for a day in your life. What songs do you choose and why? What songs and why... well, I think the...
Looking Back | September 2019
September was an incredible month...there was baking, and the first day of school, and so many amazing skies (most of which were captured on my morning walks!) and there were good sips, Pilates, Sherman, and a new do! One thing struck me in...
Unraveled Wednesday | 10.2.19
The blocking is finished, although I was quite unsure about exactly how to block Reagan. In the end, I just blocked the lace, leaving the sleeves, back, and neck unblocked. I used blocking wires and t-pins and I think that worked. I love how incredibly soft the...
Make It Monday | 9.30.19
We know that in September, we will wander through the warm winds of summer's wreckage. We will welcome summer's ghost. — Henry Rollins The weekend days were indeed summer-like, warm and breezy. Even the pop-up storms we had Saturday night had a summer-like quality to...
TGIF | 9.27.19
This last full week of September just raced by, didn't it? It was a week of crisp mornings that gave way to warm days. Yesterday morning there were some brief rain showers and even though I did not "feel" like going for a walk I did, and it felt so good when I was...
Unraveled Wednesday | 9.25.19
No update photo of Black Hole Lace this week, but yes… that is the last ball of Lopi!! Yes, I have made some progress – really significant progress because I just have roughly 3 inches more of the lace to knit and then I move on to the finishing bits of the sweater!...
Moving Focus | September 2019
Joining with Juliann today to share how I did with my word in September. It was a good month, perhaps the best month yet for my focus. At times it felt like I was moving at a snail's pace, but if you watch a snail – even though it moves slowly, it does move, and so...
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