Monthly Archives: March 2007

Not much to say these days:  spring break is upon us and we’ve been making good use of time at home.  Doug and I even managed a night away to the coast…lovely scenery, lovely light and (the best part) lovely … Continue reading → Continue reading →

Not much to say these days:  spring break is upon us and we’ve been making good use of time at home.  Doug and I even managed a night away to the coast…lovely scenery, lovely light and (the best part) lovely … Continue reading → Continue reading →

These camellias were growing outside of the yarn shop that I work at–they were too lovely not to photograph so I cut a few before I left for the day and popped them in water and had a mini photo … Continue reading → Continue reading →

These camellias were growing outside of the yarn shop that I work at–they were too lovely not to photograph so I cut a few before I left for the day and popped them in water and had a mini photo … Continue reading → Continue reading →

happy first day of spring. Continue reading →

happy first day of spring. Continue reading →

Well, Lily’s slippers did not stretch so I’ll be making some new ones for her…I’m glad its an easy and quick knit as it better get cast on and finished by April The Finishing Month.  I am almost done with … Continue reading → Continue reading →

Well, Lily’s slippers did not stretch so I’ll be making some new ones for her…I’m glad its an easy and quick knit as it better get cast on and finished by April The Finishing Month.  I am almost done with … Continue reading → Continue reading →

I’m starting to get that panicky feeling about my garden.  Everywhere I look there are trees blooming and buds popping out all over the place.  My bluberry bushes (18 of them) have not been pruned , my grape vines (40 … Continue reading → Continue reading →

I’m starting to get that panicky feeling about my garden.  Everywhere I look there are trees blooming and buds popping out all over the place.  My bluberry bushes (18 of them) have not been pruned , my grape vines (40 … Continue reading → Continue reading →