Here’s a toast to give thanks for all the good growing in the world, and that the evil of ignorance has not spread, but rather is decreasing. Today my sister’s family is hosting Thanksgiving Dinner in their home with my parents and Lew’s sisters’ families. As they say in Denmark (well in Scandinavia), Skol!! Regarding the photo below, I figured it was about time you all knew where I live (knitting, watching football, and blogging) when I am home. =:8
Spread the love**I cannot believe that a month THREE MONTHS have sprinted by me again. As much as I love setting deadlines, to quote roughly of Erma Bombeck, “They just whoosh on by.”** During those three months, a few wonderful events occurred, and I will be writing them as backtracks in the upcoming month. Also…
Spread the loveWith all the fun events of STITCHES Midwest to happen, there was one spontaneous one that will forever bring a smile to my face. When I joined the rest of the teachers after being called up on stage at the Student Teacher Banquet, I smiled in anticipation on what would be a surprise…
Spread the loveFirst and foremost, before I discuss anything else, I must share this pair of sparkling sandals that caught my eye at Manolo’s blog a while back. Okay, I feel better now. No idea why those little things keep screaming at me to buy them. Yes, the straps are skinny, the shanks fragile, and…
Spread the loveThough I have been in Blacksburg since Halloween 2009, not until I met the folks at Main-Lee Art Gallery did the phrase “First Friday” ever reach my ears. The words reference an open house occurring once a month for art galleries across major cities in the United States. I was excited to participate…
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…
Spread the loveToday the sun dipped around a beautiful sky. I noticed the clouds were hiding the sun as if it was playing a game with us cubicled prisoners workers. The climate, always the tease, had me hoping we would have good weather today for the “Walk and Knit” at Borders. (Especially since Helene and…
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HOPPY THANKSGIVING!!!
Looks like a very comfy place to knit! Hope you had a wonderful Thanksgiving!
Hope you had a wonderful Thanksgiving. Your knitting spot looks so comfy – I want to go curl up there!!!
Hope you had a great Thanksgiving – all the very best to you!
Now that is a CHAIR!
You could send me that anyday!
Skål!
Can I come knit with you? But I bet you wouldn’t let me sit in your comfy chair…I really don’t know how much knitting I’d get done–looks like I’d curl up like Mr Ace and snore in that chair!