five senses friday

week two

Taste:

breakfast. scrambled eggs with apple and peanut butter & co.


-Hannah's homemade apple crumble and biscuits.



Sight:

 Reddened cheeks from the sunshine.

-adorable cows at Suzanne's place.


-more granny squares.



-a sweet girl enjoying her break from school.



Touch:

-working the dirt. Planting onions and starting tomatoes, salvias, yarrow, snail flowers and more onions.


-still knitting on my Moska.

Smell:



Hear:

-Little voices with pretend British accents enjoying a tea party with root beer floats.

-girls giggling.

"Custom Knits"

"Custom Knits" is a great book. Lots of great patterns and tons of information for helping you write your own, it just isn't my "style". I love the sweaters, but as I look through the book again and again, they are not ones you would typically find in my wardrobe. So I am going to try to sell the book. I thought I would try here first, and then over at half.com.

So, if you are interested in purchasing my copy. It is in great condition. I will sell it to you for $19.00 (that will include shipping).

friends

Lizzie and Rosalynda- new friends

If I had more time, I would give you a really long list of reasons why I am thankful for them. Their listening ears, making time for me and my kids (because rarely are they not along), for the reality checks they provide to my sometimes limited perspective, the invitation to be a part of their lives.... sometimes I know God has placed them in my life when I have been in need of extra hugs, or encouraging words when I have been really low. I am so thankful for my friends.

five senses friday

I'm joining in a bit of fun that Abby started called "five senses friday". Each Friday I will try to post bits of the past week. Feel free to join along.

five senses friday

Taste:

-a new carmel corn recipe (also great with pecans instead of peanuts)

-Chocolate raspberry macarons

Sight:

-Jane Brocket's orange socks and penguin book collection

-daffodils and crocus blooming before the cold hit again.


Touch:

Finished socks


Smell:

After allergies hit two weeks ago, with the help of a allergy shot, I am finally smelling and tasting again.

-Coffee with breakfast


Hear:

Albertine

-Best Year of our Lives (Hannah is practicing for her solo the end of March.)

great article.

From TimesOnline around Christmas time.

I have wanted to post this for a while, I was reminded of it again this morning.

What I am working on.

Moska, originally uploaded by ReginaLC.

Socks are finished, lettuce is planted, some seeds are started, now I am hoping to squeeze in some more knitting time.

Knitting projects

I've been thinking about all the projects I had hoped to start/finish in January. I came no where close to accomplishing my list. I did finish a couple of hats for my brother-in-law. Also the grey sweater, besides that, I started the socks but they are still a work in progress. I started the mittens, however they are on hold until we hit mittens in EZ's "Knitters Almanac", I think in May, maybe?

In February, I started and completed a cute baby's hat, making the pattern up as I went. And I think I am finished with a baby's coccoon thing? I will take some photos today, but I am not sure I am totally satisfied with it.

For March I really need to finish the socks, baby gifts and hopefully start a project from Berroco's Linen Picnic. As far as sewing, I really need to get some American Girl clothes made for the girls...