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!
So, I’m trying to learn something new at least every week. This week it was fixing sushi. Even if it was a tex-mex sushi roll (spicy cooked shrimp, avacado, lime…
I had lots of notes about this knit but I’ve discovered ipad notes are not permanent and suddenly the only ones I have left on mine are a grocery list…
The end of my 365 for 2011 has a business like feel to it. I’m done, truly. Whereas in the first 365 project I finished, I explored the subject…
I had this long post written about the Christmas traditions we kept when I was a girl and how I kept those traditions going with my own children. You know,…
Our refrigerator used to be covered with drawings of cats. The last few years it’s been all dragons and knights and such. For now anyway. I’ve had someone’s drawings on…
So here it is: my almost finished first fair isle sweater. (This photo is 365 Day 32) The armpits are now grafted together (which I did loosely as many knitters…
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yes, comon spring!!