Recently, one of my followers commented that she didn't know I had a son. I realized, I don't post many pictures of him or discuss him here on the blog a great deal. Basically, that is because he is not a selfie taking, fashion risk taker, camera hog like his sister is! He also won't … Continue reading Big Steps at Sodor
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2017 Goals
How did I do with my goals of 2016? Despite some challenges, I did ok! Run twice a week-rather than setting milage goals - Did well with this until my back injury Re-join my local YMCA and start going to spin classes again- Joined and did ok until my back injury Run five 5Ks-Bailey’s Run … Continue reading 2017 Goals
Happy New Year!
Wishing everyone a happy, healthy 2017! I saw this template on the blog Chasing Stories and thought it was a sweet, simple way to set goals and share a simple hope for 2017!
Busy time
We've had a busy week and a half. To relax, the kids played outside in our newly fenced in yard (best thing we have ever done!) while I worked on my Caron Cake Super Scarf. We moved furniture out of the condo we are selling and used it to complete the kids playroom (there is … Continue reading Busy time
Lazy Crafting
Since Fall is near (today being 87 degrees not withstanding), I decided to make a Halloween Wreath for the front door. I searched Pinterest and found some cute ideas! I loved this wreath from Repeat Crafter Me. I was lucky to find all the items I needed on clearance at local craft stores. Supplies: Foam … Continue reading Lazy Crafting
Old is new again…
When I was pregnant with my son, we purchased all new nursery furniture. When I was pregnant with my daughter, we were moving while in the midst of a heat wave. We had no time or energy to purchase additional furniture. Since our kids share a room, we just used the furniture we had. Worked … Continue reading Old is new again…
Hyperbolic Crochet
This month's meeting of my local crochet group, Fishnet Crocheters, was about Hyperbolic Crochet. My only recollection of hearing about hyperbolic crochet was the Crochet Reef Project. Dr. Daina Taimina inspired the Crochet Reef Project. She uses crochet to teach the principles of hyperbolic space. Marine organisms such as kelp, coral and sponges embody hyperbolic … Continue reading Hyperbolic Crochet
