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Having and Holding Together

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Recently PepsiCo’s CEO frankly stated what it is like being a mother while running one of the largest corporations in the world. Her words were both applauded and criticized. I have been studying various people in all sorts of industries by analyzing their balance between work, craft, family, and personal space. Each of them taught me different aspects on “making life work” with graceful satisfaction. Because of these various experiences, I have decided to write on my life as a work-from-home mother on another website. The “SomeBunnysLove.ME” domain has been up for quite a while, but I have not been writing much on it due to the attention that my daughter is demanding from me. I hope you will enjoy my thoughts and notes there too. =:8

SlytherBun and me in Charlotte
SlytherBun and me in Charlotte

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Shaking Hands in Knitting

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Unwinding History’s Textiles

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Spread the loveBefore starting the History Unwound Retreat (which is scheduled for March 13-15, 2015 by the way), I have always been fascinated by period fashions. Whether it be 12th century Japanese robes, 20th century fisherman sweaters, and ancient Viking dress, I am intrigued by not only the “what” but also the “why” such items…

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Coming Home to the Homespun Yarn Party

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Spread the love Yarn connoisseurs local to Maryland and Washington DC have attended a free event, the Homespun Yarn Party held at the beautifully restored Savage Mill in Maryland since 2009. For the past 3 years, I have been involved with this wonderfully-held secret. For only on a Sunday from the hours of 12 noon…

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Addressing a Niche Market of Knitters

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Spread the loveFor many weeks, I have been biting my tongue whenever I remembered the crime scene. I had walked into the Natick Mall Sears to participate in what I expected would be a busy 3-ring circus. Why the expectation? Lands End was hosting two of the knitting world’s rockstars, Kate Jacobs and Vickie Howell,…