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 loveWednesday night on the tenth proved to be a very fun and educational round of learning. After being introduced by Vickie of Island Yarn Company to their fabulous president Kate, I joined the Metro West Guild and attended my first meeting at the public library in Needham, MA. The group was a lively…
Spread the loveWell, I finally dropped off Kate and Brian’s blanket for their newborn son. I had already started on the blue, silver, tan, and white blanket using my favorite stitch last Saturday when I was bedridden with that horrible flu bug. Four days later, out pops out Joseph! He obviously had decided that he…
Spread the loveOn the clear Thursday night of September 17th, I attended what could be described as three hours of brain teasing at Boston’s Stone & Webster Building on the fourteenth floor of 245 Summer Street. This “Ignite Boston” event was sponsored by O’Reilly Publishing and Fidelity Center for Applied Technology (known in many circles…
Spread the loveHappy New Year everyone! Hope you all made it home safe this morning. Last night we rang in the New Year at Jen and Chris’ home. They were hosting a potluck dinner with poker (for bragging rights, no money here). It was so nice to be out of the house and with other…
Spread the loveWhen I sat down the afternoon before Stephanie’s book event, I had a detailed plan on what to do at what time. The visions of last year’s escapades were delightfully haunting me and I wanted to repeat them. The Imagine Mosaic beckoned me to stand in its center in hand-knit socks. Times Square…
Spread the loveI know that I mentioned a little something I had been planning for a long while: hosting a yarn tasting party in my home. “Yarn tasting?” People eat yarn? hehe… No, not quite. A yarn tasting is when a knitter or crocheter can sample a yarn before buying it. Think of it as…
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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!