A Gathering of Poetry | December 2023
I have really been focused on "finding the joy" this month... some things have been bogging me down recently that have seemed determined to squeeze any bit of joy I might have out of me... so when I saw this poem on IG and then Kym posted something so perfect from the...
Unraveled Wednesday | 12.29.21
First... my final finish for 2021... Leave Gnome Stone Unturned... aka Gnombleberry and baby Gnewt! Now onto my Year in Review Post! Ha! It has been a much calmer year for making. I did not feel any compelling urge to knit.all.the.things. And although I do still have...
Release | December 2021
I spent December as I began the year...in a struggle with this word. But rather than the struggle of unpacking what needed to be released, the struggle this month is in the packing away of release. Because I think release is not a word I can just pack away and move on...
Monday Poetry | 12.27.21
Happy Birthday to me! Today begins my 61st year! 61 years brings lots of retrospection and thinking about birthdays of long ago. When I was a child, it almost always seemed to snow on my birthday and I loved it so much! I have also been thinking about Christmas...
Unraveled Wednesday | 12.22.21
(Sorry this post is so late but I entirely forgot to get a photo yesterday while it was light out!) I have a finished hat and am working towards a finished second sock! However, this week I thought I'd answer the question that Jane had about knitting with a strand of...
Monday Poetry | 12.20.21
There are times when hindsight gives a clarity that is astounding... I should have voted with the doctor for stitches rather than voting for no stitches. Her wisdom has been so correct...she gave me two scenarios: One: get stitches, likely lose my nail, but my finger...
Unraveled Wednesday | 12.15.21
I wish I could tell you that my making was on fire... but instead I have to tell you that I have mucked up my making but good. Monday afternoon I had a wee accident (okay, maybe not so tiny) with a bread knife... which meant I spent some time in urgent care. The good...
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