Crazy Aunt Purl has a great pattern for knitting arm warmers. CrazyAuntPurl: My hands are officially warmed. Hers are such great colors too. I think I will make a pair. Right after I finish my Harry Potter scarf and the socks that I started early in 2008. I have also bought four skeins of 100% wool, northern [...]
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Thoughts for the day and Crazy Aunt Purl
Posted in Anybody Out There?, Blogging, For the Love of Yarn, Necessity of Books, Reasons I'll need Therapy, tagged 100% wool, arm warmers, crazy aunt purl, Harry Potter scarf, Herschners, kitchen on May 5, 2009 | 2 Comments »
My endless “to do” list
Posted in Anybody Out There?, For the Love of Yarn, Holidays for Sanity, Home Again in Indiana, Humor in Life, Painting in Realism, Sewing, What Was She Thinking, tagged to-do list on December 7, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
I have not posted on either blog very seriously lately. I did have a bugger of flu, and then there were trees to decorate and cookies to bake and gifts to buy, and excuses to make up. Not to speak of the book I am working on.
I think my personal editor is actually taking [...]
Masters Daughter, Crazy Aunt Purl and Knitting
Posted in For the Love of Yarn, My Weird Family, tagged Blogging, chihuahua, crazy aunt purl, daughter, For the Love of Yarn, Humor in Life, Knitting Circles Around Socks, Noro yarn, Novel, Paton's Yarn, pottery, presents, socks on June 24, 2008 | 3 Comments »
When I visited Master Daughter for her Master’s graduation, she gave me a present. She always gives the best presents and rarely at the correct holiday so I have forgotten whether these were for my birthday or Mother’s day or both. It doesn’t matter as it is actually better to get a gift “just because” [...]
Silence, Daughters and Knitting
Posted in For the Love of Yarn, My Weird Family, Reasons I'll need Therapy, Writing is an Art, tagged Cannonball Adderley, color, daughter, education, For the Love of Yarn, mother, Painting in Realism, solitude, yarn on May 13, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
I spent several days at my oldest daughter’s house last week. I love education/learning, and could be a full time student. So, I was very excited to attend my daughters “Master of Education” graduation ceremony at Notre Dame. She actually received her Master’s degree from Indiana University but the pomp and circumstance was at Notre Dame. [...]





