A Gratitude Focus | November 2019
I am joining Juliann and friends to share my word - Focus. I started the month off strong with Michelle's Gratitude Week – her reminders were so perfect and in hindsight, it turns out that start was crucial to surviving a very challenged month for me. I am grateful...
Unraveled Wednesday | 3.6.19
I confess that I love this very lion-like start to March. I am hopeful that means it might have a lamb-like ending! But, really… this weather is entirely normal, amirite? (And, this was from yesterday - I have not seen today's numbers yet... but Sunday!! What?!) My...
Looking back: February
February is merely as long as is needed to pass the time until March. ~J.R. Stockton It has been a long time since I have done any monthly reviews here, but I am trying a new format to go with my "new to me" way to save something special each...
Sometimes Monday | 3.4.19
Looks like the return of winter! The bitter cold and inches of snow are messing with my springtime yearning. Although this wintry blast might be the perfect backdrop to my latest listen – South by Sir Ernest Shackleton – it is a riveting listen! And despite all this...
Fiber Friday | 3.1.19
It seems that March is off to a roaring start! We got about 5 inches of snow overnight, with more in the forecast for the weekend. Although, all this snow has not hampered the bird's enthusiasm as they were singing loud and long this morning! I have not done a Fiber...
Three on Thursday | 2.28.19
I am joining with Carole and the Three on Thursday gang today! And, though it hardly seems possible – February is OVER! I am so ready for March! And, March? One of my favorite months from the Chicken Soup with Rice by Maurice Sendak! Bring on those blow-y winds,...
Unraveled Wednesday | 2.27.19
It has been a very good week for knitting – I have finished my "Shawl of Many Colors" and I simply love it! It was worth every stitch. And, the weather forecast tells me that I will be able to wear it a couple of times this week, so yay!! And, it is substantial - I...
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