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Falling into Thanks
Spread the loveWhen I moved back to Virginia just a smidgen over two years ago, I began writing about “making eggs” because I was inspired by the movie “Runaway Bride” in which the lead character had never realized how she liked eating eggs. Instead, she had always chosen whatever preparation her fiances preferred. (Sorry for…
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Spread the loveOkay, the following paragraph was what I originally wrote for you. Since then, there have been a few adjustments to the schedule including that my server was down at Host Matters all morning, but I really didn’t want to rewrite the whole fargan thing. Why? The whole set of emotions that I was…
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Spread the loveHi Everybunny, Just a quick update for my lack of being here, participating in Ravelry, and sending out destashed packages right away this week. My MIL was admitted Monday into the hospital, and emergency surgery was scheduled for Tuesday morning. While in the recovery room, her body decided to stop breathing and shut…
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Spread the loveIt struck me when I booted up my computer how much non-knitting I do for the love of yarn. I find myself alternating obsessions over patterns for Rasha’s socks, Anita’s baby cardigan, and for blankets and squares. While all that designing is in my head, I am updating spreadsheets of stores and my…
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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…