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Nothing Gold Can Stay
Spread the loveLately I have made many references to the leaves changing from their summer green to autumn shades. The transition reminds me that nothing lasts forever, whether it be good times, blue periods, or boring episodes. So here are some tangents on the topic. I must be a progress knitter, because I do enjoy…
Another Leg in the Relay
Spread the loveFirst there was the Diamond Lace Shawl/Scarf for Lorain, then the Clapotis for my SP8 (green) and Helene (blue), now I am coming to the next leg, the Elegantly Simple Baby Blanket by Heartstrings Fiber. Because I really want it lacey and summery, (in other words, “holey” as possible!) I am using my…
Knitting in Bunny Time
Spread the loveThanks to everyone for all the “get well” wishes! Yesterday I did not pop a Day-*il. The sickness is finally leaving my body. Yeah!! But what greeted Southern New England Friday morning? SNOOOOW (Think “White Christmas” the movie)! Granted, it was only a couple of inches, but the roads were pretty icy en…
Rage and a Rockstar
Spread the loveRage is an interesting word whose translation can be defined in many ways. The most often understood definition is immense anger, when someone is filled with that powerful emotion. Another translation could mean full and strong, pertaining to a storm or headache. Rage can also mean something that is popular and trendy, like…
After a Bug
Spread the loveFor the past two weeks, I have not been able to write due to SlytherBun and myself catching a darn bug which unfortunately still has me at its whim. During that time I managed to knit a shawl for BFF’s cousin, something that will be in an upcoming book, and a bunny-sized sun…
Facing Permanent Farewells
Spread the loveThis week has been a little stressful, and not because of SlytherBun’s growth spurt or work. On Sunday I finally accepted that Julius was tired of living with his painful arthritis and clogged tear ducts. Making the decision to help him hop to the Rainbow Bridge’s Great Meadow was a necessary one for…