So I went to download my knitting project pictures yesterday, and realized I had 95 pictures on my camera. I have a rather large project going on at work right now, and I’m apparently more distracted than I realized. The BF’s cousin and husband had come up to visit us last weekend, and I […]
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Read for the Once Upon a Time Reading Challenge. Tanaquil is the daughter of a sorceress, but seems to have no powers of her own. One day, she finds a cache of bones in the desert near her mother’s fortress, which she carefully reassembles, making a unicorn. And during a grand feast in the fortress,
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So way back on April 30th, I cast on the Soledad sweater by Annika Barranti, using Knit Picks Merino Style in the Storm colorway. I totally cheated and skipped the arms, and went straight for the body, with the fun cable. I’m currently suffering through the arms, but it’s sized for a 2-year-old, so it’s
Read for the Once Upon a Time Challenge. Aza has the most beautiful voice in the kingdom of Ayortha, which is a good thing, because the one thing Ayorthians prize more than beauty is singing ability, and Aza isn’t winning any contests in the beauty department. She’s even figured out a way to throw her
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Read for the Once Upon a Time Reading Challenge. Believe it or not, I bought this book in hardcover, when it first came out. (That would be 2008.) And unlike every other Harry Potter book, I didn’t read it immediately. It’s been sitting on a shelf mocking me, so in the grand spirit of the
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You see this bread? The bread with the gorgeous crust and perfect interior? Piled with fresh mozzarella, baby arugula from my garden, roasted red peppers, and my homemade red onion marmalade? I made that bread (courtesy of Jim Lahey’s My Bread), and not only is it the best bread I’ve ever made, it’s some of
Read for the Once Upon a Time Reading Challenge. Nepenthe is an orphan, raised in the Royal Library of Raine, and she’s become one of their best translators and scribes. One day, a young mage gives her a scroll that has so far defied translation – it’s a book written in an alphabet of thorns,
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Pattern: Kensington Mitts by Annie Modesitt from Jane Austen Knits 2011 Yarn: Malabrigo Sock in the cordovan colorway Needles: Size 4 DPNs My Kensington mitts are done, and boy do they take terrible pictures. You really need to be wearing these to appreciate them – it stretches the pattern out nicely, and the ribbed section
From around the neighborhood. These were actually taken on the 15th, so a number of them have now gone by.
Read for the Once Upon a Time Reading Challenge. Aislinn can see the Fae – an ability shared by her grandmother, who has taught her to hide that gift, for if the faeries ever found out she could see them, terrible things would happen to her. One place she’s found a sanctuary is her friend
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