Sometimes Monday | 1.23.23
Brings the dreaded long awaited doctors appointment. Yes, I am a bit nervous. A new doctor. A new office. A new system...although if the pre-check in text that I got on Friday is a hint, it might be easier! AND... 20 minutes before my appointment I will get another...
Right Now, mid-January
Tell me, what is it you plan to do with your one wild and precious life? Mary Oliver This quote is the January inspiration from The Balanced Life and it is speaking volumes to me each day. I have included it in my morning mediation and it has been a wonderful help in...
Monday’s on the Arctic Tundra
Or Hello from Pittsburgh in January! In less than 24 hours we went from temps in the 70's. Seriously, it was 72 here on Friday and we got over two inches of rain which then changed over to snow with temps in the teens on Saturday. My back yard is now a snow-covered...
Fiber Friday, January 12
Despite temps that reached the 70's with the sun out yesterday, Treysta got her debut yesterday and, oh my, I just LOVE her! Hindsight in knitting, I should have gone down once size I think, but it fits and is incredibly comfortable! Treysta is a well-written pattern...
Three on Thursday, January 11
There are two seasonal diversions that can ease the bit of any winter. One is the January thaw. The other is the seed catalogs. Hal Borland January thaw is well upon us and here in Pittsburgh and we achieved temps in the 50's yesterday. It is supposed to be similarly...
Unraveled Wednesday, Jan. 10
Is it just me, or does this month seem be moving by and a most rapid pace? Not that I mind at all and the days are getting every so slightly longer, which is a very good thing! Speaking of good things: Treysta is DONE and is currently getting a bit of a Soak™ and then...
Make Nine 2018
Yesterday, I saw this post from Gale which then took me to IG where I happily fell down a bit of a rabbit hole looking at #makenine2018 collages. But, Gale was the starter of all this craziness and thanks to her I have also become a Ravelry Stalker of Kirsten Kapur's...
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