A Year of Unraveling | 2023
...To not be making things is to be dead. — Donna Druchunas, comment from Melanie Falick's blog. Greetings dear Unravelers and Happy New Year! Welcome to a new year of unraveling... one which I plan to continue exactly as we have been... sharing peeks into our making...
Unraveled Wednesday | 5.18.22
The making this week has been of the "small" variety but I wanted to take a moment to identify the photos for you all from Monday's post: 1. A chive blossom 2. an African violet 3. Bee balm and 4. the Tri-colored birch beech (thank you, Kym) in my back yard. Monday...
Randomly on Monday | 5.16.22
A bit of a random brain dump this morning... sorry about that. This morning I am a bit "foggy" because I got another COVID booster shot yesterday. I had thought to wait till the fall but COVID numbers have been on a sharp incline here in Allegheny County so I went and...
Museum of Me | May 2022
Books are the quietest and most constant of friends; they are the most accessible and wisest of counselors, and the most patient of teachers. ― Charles W. Eliot Greetings, Gentle Readers! This month is all about reading...specifically Your favorite book as a...
Unraveled Wednesday | 5.11.22
Tegna!! She is finished. She just needs a bit of a spa treatment and a quick tumble in the dryer and she will be camera ready! I spent some time earlier this year contemplating my wardrobe needs... and I have one sweater I really like to wear but the neckline bothers...
Sometimes Monday | 5.9.22
...is for sharing! Gentle Readers, do you have a spouse who is an IG Junkie? Steve must send me at least 4 "reels" a day... and most of them are about food... specifically IG Recipes. Some weeks ago he sent me a recipe for baked feta, and I was so curious as to why he...
Friday Finds | 5.6.22
When April steps aside for May, like diamonds all the rain-drops glisten; fresh violets open every day; to some new bird each hour we listen. ― Lucy Larcom I thought this quote was fitting, especially for the weekend weather forecast Pittsburgh has... lots and lots...
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