A Gathering of Poetry | November 2022
It seems impossible that it is already the third Thursday of the month... and yet it is. And I have a poem to share with you all today (plus one to listen to, if you so desire!) I had originally imagined that I would find something to share from the stack of poetry...
Unraveled Wednesday, June 7
Sometimes life gets in the way of knitting and that happened to me this week in the form of a delivery of 7 yards of mulch on Monday. So, for the past two days, Steve and I have been moving the mountain of mulch from the driveway to all the garden beds. Let me tell...
May Stitches
May stitching brings the completion of five months of my daily stitching routine and to say that this has changed my life is an understatement! It has become the best part of my day, the thing I look most forward to, and I am still amazed at how this has sparked my...
Resisting Monday
It was a fly by weekend here, and the proof of that is that it is Monday already! Saturday morning, we scored a flat of strawberries which made for lots of berry cleaning, macerating, cooking and finally roasting to make some jam! Pro-tip – you do not need perfect...
Inspiration Friday
Some weeks it is a challenge to find a handful of good things to share with you, this was not one of those weeks. I apologize in advance for Inspiration Overload and for increasing your knitting queue… Okay, maybe not that last part! LOL This week I messaged Kirsten...
Hello, June
This week's Think Write Thursday prompt is to write a post called Hello June: Spring being a tough act to follow, God created June. – Al Bernstein After a truly incredible spring it seems most fitting that I welcome June and hope that in doing so, I might be able to...
Unraveled Wednesday, May 31
Greetings Dear Unravelers! I have good things to share with you today – it seems as if I have found my "sense of urgency" and have this dire need to finish up some lingering projects. That means I have kitchnered some sock toes and I am cruising down the foot to a toe...
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