Pemaquid Point Lighthouse Park – Bristol, ME
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Marsh River Bog – Newcastle, ME
Catching up on pictures from last Monday. If this humidity keeps up, we’re going to have a banner year for mushrooms.
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A Midwinter’s Wedding – Melanie Cellier
I’ve accidently happened upon a theme here –starting in the midst of series. In this case, it’s a series of fairy tale retellings, which are loose enough there is a note saying you can start anywhere, though you’re probably better off reading them in order if you can. Cordelia is one of the youngest in
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Sapphire Flames – Ilona Andrews
I managed to start a series midway through, but it’s fortunately a good place to start in this case. Catalina has just become the head of her household of magic users (alternate present day real world with magic – this is set in Houston). A friend’s mother and sister are killed, and she vows to
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Knitting Notes
Here’s the rest of the Blue Moon Silky Sock yarn used up in hexipuffs. On a side note, wool is hilariously soft when you take a quick detour from working with linen instead. Which is probably inconceivable to many people since wool = scratchy in most people’s heads. But it’s totally true!
The Prisoner of Limnos – Lois McMaster Bujold
This story picks up right at the end of Mira’s Last Dance. Penric is still hanging around Orbas, even though he’s been summoned back to Adria. But Nikys is still in Orbas, and she hasn’t actually jilted him yet. Word comes that Nikys’ mother has been taken prisoner, and she instantly comes to Pen for
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Knitting Notes
Here’s Villa. I’ll admit, doing the first row, I had no idea what the heck was going to happen. Now that I’m in the second row of blocks, it’s making sense. I am cheating and using stitch holders on the other sections I’ve gone through already. You should theoretically be able to keep them