There’s a lot happening in this book – fallout from the events of the last book (where Adam was forced to kill a witch they thought was their friend), Adam’s ex-wife Christy still being an issue, and a mysterious door from Underhill parked in the backyard, which ends up unleashing an enemy they have to […]
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Late season asters and a crazy colorful assortment of fungus. Such a good walk today!
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Trying it again – these are Joshaqan socks by Hunter Hammersen, in Koigu Painter’s Premium Palette. Which it turns out I had tried with this exact pattern and yarn last Fall when trying to make socks for my MIL. Now, I’m working on socks for the Dads, and oddly, making these for one of them
This is the front bed we inherited – the rather lackluster Stella d’Oro daylilies in the back came it, as well as the mum to the right, and a pink clary sage to the left. We ended up throwing together a red, yellow and blue theme for it, and considering how poor the soil is,
So in the little interlude as I wait for yarn for the Seaspray, I finished off this little cross stitch piece. I’m going to turn it into an ornament, because it just really seems the most appropriate way to commemorate this past year plus. (And we were too close to the move last year to
It’s been two years since the last book in the series, and we’re now following Queen Keeley’s next younger sister, Gemma. Gemma had left the family to become a war monk, and came back when their sister Beatrix was foretold to be the next queen. When it turns out that Beatrix is doing this with
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I have lost at yarn chicken. Grrr. That’s like six repeats of the border to go? Fortunately, a kind soul on Ravelry responded to my ISO plea for a partial skein, so I have more on the way without having to pay for an entire extra skein I’ll have to figure out what to do
I realized I haven’t posted much about the garden lately. It’s been going nicely. The tomatoes have been doing well – we’ve got a bunch of the brandywine cross, and per usual, there are more cherry tomatoes than I know what to do with. I have a fair number of delicata squash hanging out on
