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Unraveled Wednesday | 4.12.23
Greetings Unravelers and Happy Wednesday! It is the week for finished objects in my house... the reason for that is rage-knitting. Although, I hear some of you are rage-weeding and I have done some weeding, but in spurts... perhaps not enough spurts because there are...
Sometimes Monday | 4.10.23
is focused on the search for calm. I confess, I did some rage knitting over the weekend... which resulted in the finishing of my Handspun Sweater. It is getting a good soak and needs a few ends woven in, but I think it will be ready for the big reveal on Wednesday....
Currently | April 2023
April ushers in the second quarter and so it is time for me to share a "currently" post and share some random things that I don't talk about on the regular... Thinking — I have not stopped thinking about this post since I read it. In that one post, Anne has provided...
Thursday’s Are For Poetry | 4.6.23
Welcome to my favorite month of the entire year... National Poetry Month! As usual... Kym, Bonny, Sarah, and myself will be sharing some poetry with you this month on Thursday's. Before I share my poem for today, I thought I'd give you some ideas of how you can add...
Unraveled Wednesday | 4.5.23
Greetings Unravelers and Happy Wednesday! I have completed the first quarter of my Temperature Embroidery! This project is simply delightful and March had some days with very close high and low temperatures...which made for some interesting wheels! And I am looking...
Welcome April | 4.3.23
April is the kindest month. April gets you out of your head and out working in the garden. – Marty Rubin Hello April! I am so very happy that you are here and it would be nice if you just amble slowly along... key word being slowly! This month I have some things on my...
To Whom It May Concern | 3.31.23
I have not done a 'mail bag' post in too long. My witty-ness seems to have been on hiatus. But then this week provided me with a few letters to send out on the inter-webs. Dear Highly Recommended Physical Therapist, I left my ortho appointment with the delightful Dr....
Unraveled Wednesday | 3.29.23
Greetings Unravelers! March is almost over, April is right around the corner! (And I hope that April will be bringing the nice weather! I am so over cold, grey, rainy, windy, snowy weather!) I have been working a bit on the Easter Gnome – meet Gnormanda! She still...
Inside Authenticity | March 2023
March was a month of heavy lifting... interior heavy lifting... which is not always the best blog fodder. Ali Edward's team did not make this month's work any easier... they suggested having a conversation with our word, and so I spent a great deal of time in quiet...
March RIFFing | 3.24.23
By March, the worst of the winter would be over. The snow would thaw, the rivers begin to run and the world would wake into itself again. Not that year. Winter hung in there, like an invalid refusing to die. Day after grey day the ice stayed hard; the world remained...
Unraveled Wednesday | 3.22.23
Greetings Unravelers! A small delight filled my brain as I typed the palindrome date... such a simple thing but delightful none the less. Which is perfect because it has been a week of delights! Delight Number One: A finished collar on my handspun sweater. It is...
Sometimes Monday | 3.20.23
It is spring again. The earth is like a child that knows poems by heart. ― Rainer Maria Rilke It has been a March of All The Weather... we have had very warm days (72° F on the first!!), some very cold days (a low of 18° F over the weekend, sigh), winds, rain, snow,...
A Gathering Of Poetry | March 2023
Happy Third Thursday....aka Gathering of Poetry Day! In my search for a poem to share with you all, I read a lot of poetry. But one poem has stuck with me and I have thought about it every single day since I read it. It is a poem by Mary Oliver, who seems to have a...
Unraveled Wednesday | 3.15.23
By March, the worst of the winter would be over. The snow would thaw, the rivers begin to run and the world would wake into itself again. Not that year. Winter hung in there, like an invalid refusing to die. Day after grey day the ice stayed hard; the world remained...
Museum of Me – Science For Real Life | 3.10.23
If I look back on my school days... which I do with some regularity in my 60's... and I note two key things: If I was good at something, I wanted to do it all the time. If I was not good at something, I found ways to avoid doing it at all costs. Those two things sum...
Unraveled Wednesday | 3.8.23
Greetings Unravelers! It's been a week of incremental making... bits of knitting on several projects. First up, I finished Gnedward! Gnedward has had a wandering life... and along the way if he saw a button, he picked it up! He has an impressive collection of solitary...
Hello March | 3.6.23
March came in that winter like the meekest and mildest of lambs, bringing days that were crisp and golden and tingling, each followed by a frosty pink twilight which gradually lost itself in an elfland of moonshine. ― L.M. Montgomery L.M. Montgomery's quote seems to...
Friday Finds | 3.3.23
The First March Friday... is very March-like. We have winds heading our way... and rain. And windy March days always, always brings Maurice Sendak's Chicken Soup With Rice book to the forefront of my mind. I especially love the poem for March: So bring on those...
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