Gemütlichkeit for Friday | 1.3.20
Over the past two weeks has had a gang of weekends! Seven of the last 13 days have had a decidedly weekendish feel. One would think that all this weekending would be something to celebrate, but another weekend is upon us and I am feeling a bit "weekended out!" My...
TGIF | 10.25.19
By this time next week, it will be November and I am quite shocked by that. We have had such incredibly wonderful temperatures – warming beautifully during the day with only a couple nights with very light frosts. If I could order up the weather – it might just be...
Unraveled Wednesday | 10.23.19
There has been little knitting here this week, which shocks me! Silly me imagined that seaming my friend's sweater would be something I would complete quickly! Reality was that it took much longer than I anticipated and there was no time left to bake anything on...
Mid-October Weekending
I am so glad that I live in a world where there are Octobers. – L.M. Montgomery, Anne of Green Gables It was a perfect October weekend. One that included a trip to our farmer's market, glorious blue skies, and yes – even a pumpkin donut! I also made a big pot of chili...
TGIF | 10.18.19
And, just like that it is suddenly Friday yet again. I don't know about you, but the later it gets in the year – the faster the weeks seem to go! This was absolutely one of those whirlwind weeks and I am very ready for the weekend to commence… it is absolutely a day...
Unraveled Wednesday | 10.16.19
By the time you read this, I will be in the process of picking up the stitches around the neck of my Tegna. It still looks like a bright pink fluffy blob, so no photos until it has been finished and blocked! However, the turn in the weather brings a great desire to...
Sometimes Monday | 10.14.19
Comes on the heels of a lovely, quiet, solo weekend! Sadly, Steve had to work all weekend so what was a girl to do but get in some major knitting time and I made some impressive headway on my Tegna! The back is finished and I am moving right along on the front and...
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