Currently | November 2022
Welcome to the final Currently post of this year. I know. Where did the year go? Time flies. It's up to you to be the navigator. — Robert Orban Good advice, and some advice I have been following closely this year – I am the navigator of my days – the "filler of my...
Fly by Monday
Perhaps in the grand scheme of things, scheduling a colonoscopy on the day after Easter is not the most genius thing ever… But, as far as being Monday? Well, I think it is safe to say that I it will go by practically unnoticed! So, take that Monday! As far as the...
Taproot, Teeswater, and Tattoos!
The latest issue of Taproot magazine is filled with good things. From homemade bitters to Wendell Berry to Tasha Tudor to these cute hens. If you have not had the chance to read Taproot – it is worth a look, and this month especially! The latest installment from the...
An oasis in the trees
This week's Think Write Thursday prompt is to write about a tree house hideaway. I am not sure if any of you have seen any of Treehouse Masters on Animal Planet, but I have watched occasionally. Pete Nelson is a creative soul who brings to life a person's dream tree...
Unraveled Wednesday, April 12
Hello, Unraveler's! Well, it is a week where lots of unraveling is happening here. My sweater that was so close to having the body finished, has been ripped back again – good thing my yarn can take all this knitting and ripping back! So, why am I ripping back? Simple...
Oh, Tuesday…
Hi. Yes, it is Tuesday…and I got nothing. Not.one.single.thing.Tuesday. So, I am making a post out of all that nothing. Since I told you yesterday about my Rhubarb Dilemma… it has gotten much bigger. Transplantation.must.happen.today. The Sweater (apparently from...
Springtime in Pittsburgh
My dear little lilacs are hanging in there, despite some frigidly cold temps at the beginning of the weekend. And, then came Sunday… and it was just glorious! We actually did yard work and I loved every second of it! Sunshine. Birds. Working in the garden! My Rhubarb...
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