Circles of Time | March 2024
This month I have been spending much of my time contemplating the idea of "deep time" or perhaps the concept is better explained as circles of time. The idea, at least to me, seems a bit like the ripples created when you drop pebbles in a pool of water. The water...
Unraveled Wednesday | 11.1.23
Greetings Gentle Unravelers and Happy November! If you are planning on any holiday gift knitting... the clock is ticking! I have a tiny bit of gift knitting that I will kick off on Friday with a class with the Queen of Gnomery... the one and only Sarah Schira! I am...
The Habit of Authenticity | October 2023
The start of this month again found me feeling like I am done with this word. And yesterday these thoughts were firmly in my head as I sat down to try and scrabble together a blog post... and surprise, surprise! Ten months in and I found I still have things to learn...
Friday Finds | 10.27.23
Gentle Readers, October was A. Month... wasn't it? My heart is heavy with All.The.Bad.News. And then Lewiston, Maine and Allderice High School happened. So today I am sharing some things that have helped me move forward this month. Things that have helped the hope...
Unraveled Wednesday | 10.25.23
Greetings Unravelers and Happy Last Wednesday! It feels good to be back in my routine... laundry is caught up (as you all know it is really never "done" lol) and we (in the 'Burgh) are back in a week of summery weather. I am loving this "Second Summer" especially...
Sometimes Monday | 10.23.23
Is for finding my routine again! It was a delightful break! Erie was, as usual, wonderful! We walked so much! In rain and shine... and I loved it! We watched the colors get more brilliant as the week went by! We had so many wildly windy days! We saw wildlife galore...
A Gathering of Poetry | October 2023
The poem I selected this month seems apropos since I am not home right now. I heard this poem read by Pádraig Ó Tuama some time ago and I think of it often (and I highly recommend listening to Pádraig read it... you won't regret it!) I did not need to worry about...
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