Some TGIF for mid-December | 12.15.23
It's been a long week in my neighborhood... but at long last FRIDAY has arrived! I am going to slow down and savor this weekend... but first, how about some good old TGIFing to get the weekend started! Thankful — I am thankful for so many things! Things like long...
Unraveled Wednesday | 3.30.22
Greetings Unraveler's and Happy Wednesday! I have been very productive since we last talked! I spent some time going through my stash... and I culled quite a few things. So now when I look in my "Yarn Cupboard" I can clearly see what is there, and it has been...
Full and Contentment | March 2022
We need much less than we think we need. ― Maya Angelou This month I have contemplated full from a different perspective... rather than comparing it to emptiness, I considered contentment. And Maya is so very correct... I need much less than I think I need. The Less...
To Whom It May Concern | 3.25.22
I have said this many times, that there seems to be enough room in the world for mediocre men, but not for mediocre women, and we really have to work very, very hard. — Madeleine Albright Dearest Madam Secretary, The news of your passing took me by surprise this week...
Unraveled Wednesday | 3.23.22
We don't stop playing because we grow old; we grow old because we stop playing. — George Bernard Shaw I have a completed pair of socks! Yay! Thanks to Vera for clueing me in to this sock pattern. It is free, well written, and a joy to knit! (Bonus... the fit is fab!)...
Weekend Realities | 3.21.22
I had such a lovely "list of things" I wanted to do this weekend. Things that included tackling button holes with a fresh mind on Saturday morning, finish my handspun Hitchhiker, watch some of March Madness, and start reading The Books of Jacob. But Real Life had a...
Friday Finds | 3.18.22
Whew, Friday... it seems like eons since you were here! It's been a week... of all the weather (at least here in Pittsburgh) and all the heartbreaking news. We were happy to join in this week in making a donation for Ukraine to Brother's Brother. Even though it feels...
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