There’s just been so much juggling recently. It’s easy to let a few things fall to the floor. For the first time in at least twelve years, I dropped the ball on my First Day of Fall tradition. I didn’t make the pumpkin bread and pass it out to friends or teachers. I didn’t rotate […]
Read More: Balls in the air, balls on the groundMonth: September 2009
A shawl, a shirt, and a touch of madness
I have to thank you all for the feedback on my partially-completed shawl. I was on the fence about splurging for the materials to finish the project, and your comments gave me a lot of food for thought… So, I bought the other two skeins and finished the shawl. But not before I ripped out […]
Read More: A shawl, a shirt, and a touch of madnessMr. Woolhat
Whatever would we do without Netflix? Well, we certainly wouldn’t be introducing our children to old episodes of The Monkees. And by extension, I most definitely would not be knitting a green wool hat with a pom-pom on top for my older son. But, we do have Netflix, and we have been renting The Monkees, […]
Read More: Mr. WoolhatMorning Coffee With Beki Lambert
Welcome to a (slightly late) installment of Morning Coffee. Hope your week is off to a great start already! Today we’ll be chatting with Artsy Crafty Babe, Beki Lambert. What Draws me to Artsy-Crafty Babe Beki has something new to show-and-tell at least once a week. I love to see what she’s up to. I […]
Read More: Morning Coffee With Beki LambertConfessions of a Recovering Cheapskate
I’ve been in the mood to knit myself a shawl. Those chilly September mornings and evenings seem perfect for such a thing. So, I wandered into my favorite yarn shop yesterday and came home with two skeins of this pretty Malabrigo wool. Well as anyone who has been knitting for some time knows, two skeins […]
Read More: Confessions of a Recovering CheapskateUpdates of the shop and oatmeal kinds
Who knew that the key to getting a good conversation started around here was to talk about breakfast? I’ll keep that in mind for the next slow spell. Heh. And I guess, based on what you’re all saying, that my oatmeal-trying days can’t be over until I’ve given the steel-cut type a chance. Ok. Twist […]
Read More: Updates of the shop and oatmeal kindsA thing about oatmeal
I have this thing about oatmeal. I’ve never cared for it, and yet every few years I find myself in the grocery store, picking up a box of the stuff. The first time I tried it, many years ago, it was plain instant oatmeal, and it was like eating a bowl of mushy cardboard. A […]
Read More: A thing about oatmealMorning Coffee with Heather Bruggeman
Hi there! Ready for another Morning Coffee interview? Fill up your cup and have a seat. Today we’ll be chatting with Heather Bruggeman of Beauty That Moves. What Draws me to Beauty That Moves I found Beauty That Moves just over a year ago, when Amanda of Soulemama mentioned Heather’s “Month of Balance” series. Balance […]
Read More: Morning Coffee with Heather BruggemanA blur of fabric and clay
If I wasn’t so full right now from my take-out supper, I’d be curled up in my pj’s sipping a cup of vanilla coffee as I write this. Actually, I’m too full for the coffee, but not for the pj’s. Hm. Hang on a moment while I go change… There. That’s much better. So, ready […]
Read More: A blur of fabric and claySneak Peek
It’s been a quiet week on the blog, but not so in Real Life™. The kids started school on Tuesday, and this being the first year that both of them have a full day schedule, it’s been rather odd for me. I certainly have enough to keep me busy, but it’s hard to get out […]
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