I’m taking a little break from the Evenstar shawl (which is going really well – I’m toward the end of the third chart), for a birthday request. This is the Fish Hat [Dead or Alive?] from the Winter 2008 Knitty. It’s great for using up scraps, so I did buy one yarn to tie what […]
So this year, our CSA is growing rhubarb. I’ve done strawberry rhubarb crisp, and a killer rhubarb coffee cake, so where do you go next? Jam! The above is a Vanilla Balsamic Rhubarb Jam, and for once, it actually made more than the recipe said, so I had a small jar’s worth to sample, and
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Well, I’d held off posting about the end of this challenge so I could see if I could fit one more book in, but that’s not going to happen, so I can now safely say I’m done. I read: I definitely leaned heavy into the fantasy this year, thought the Gwenhwyfar book was Arthurian (folklore)
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I’m back from a lovely weekend Down East, which included this fantastic interlude at the Jordan Pond House in Acadia National Park. Because a visit to Acadia is not complete without tea and popovers out on the House’s back yard, overlooking Jordan Pond. BF and I brought our friend L along, and had a lovely,
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Well, I’ve finally found my first Valdemar anthology that I can’t say I universally enjoyed. Up until now, I was pretty happy with the story selection, but this is the first one where I have to say eh. In the first place, the actual Mercedes Lackey novella is just ok. It features no regular, or
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I do normally give myself a little more space between books in the same series, since I have so much else to read lying around the house, but I admit, I was really curious to see how Gen would fare in this book (the last in the trilogy). In The Queen of Attolia, the story
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