There is life out there that isn’t covered in an old, tattered sheet, blowing in the wind, and there will be more. I really appreciate the hardiness of herbs and lettuce in the winter. Thanks to my tireless husband, the well pump and drip lines are all in place, ready for the garden. All I need now are seeds and spring. Come on, Persephone!
Since we are hunkered down at home, awaiting more rains from Hurricane Harvey, I have gotten quite a bit of knitting done. (We are fine. We may get a bit…
These Boot Cuffs, by Rebecca Gunderson, were the beginning of a Christmas knitting/ childhood movie marathon. Obviously I changed my mind about knitting gifts this year. It’s all really subtle,…
Actually, I just hear the first few lines of Chariots of Fire… over … and … over again. I’m still on the toe of these toe-up, two at a time,…
I’d pretty much given up on growing potatoes this year since we didn’t have a new garden plot for the mounds. Then I happened upon a solution that, though old…
Do you know how long I have waited to make Shannon Cook‘s Laylow shawl? I think I ordered yarn for it before my pattern booklet came in. Then I just took…
Thanks to everyone who chimed in about how to tackle all my works-in-progress! I have a plan now.I’ve already cleared my work space by blocking 3 knits yesterday. Thanks to…
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yes, comon spring!!