There's this thing called "Blogging"?
I thought I'd give it a try...
Hi. Me again. My computer has been, shall we say, 'fussy'? So, I've cleaned my discs, defragged and done a complete back up; so now, I'll try posting something.
So far, so good. My photos got loaded. Yay!
When last we spoke, I was heading to the cottage with the family.
Here is a shot following the first exodus of people where the children and I enjoyed a quiet 36 hours. This quiet time included driving an hour to go see the last Harry Potter movie and a drop in from some cottage friends, which lead to a dinner invitation. I said 'quiet' right?
And then we were home again.
Some dear friends presented me with a tree a couple of years ago after my mom passed away. My gardening skills are 'poor' at best these days, but this lovely gift is thriving and I wanted to show it off a bit. I smile and think of the lovely women who have been, and who are in my life whenever I see this tree.
These same friends and I went on a bit of a 'Yarn Crawl' upon my return from the cottage where we celebrated the start to one of their Vacations!
I call this, "Yarn on a Mini."
So, there you go. A fly-by post. I hope all is well with all my friends and family who read this and---fingers crossed---the computer keeps going; so that I can post again.
I finished KAL#2. Fiddlehead Mittens. I won this kit in a draw at our Cast-Off Annual Christmas Party. The kit was generously donated by Connie at Pick Up Sticks. (unfortunately, 'fussy', seems to include an unwillingness to create a link)
Thank-you, Connie; a pleasure, as always.
My turn to choose the next KAL project. I'm embracing the 'learning new skills' mandate of our little group and including some 'never seen before' elements.
I KNOW!!! The fun just never stops!
3 comments:
I AM SO PROUD OF MYSELF!!
The 'fussy' computer wouldn't let me publish from the post page. But I kept going around and around and found a way to fool it into doing just what I wanted!
Computers are a lot like men.
Beautiful mittens. I love the color and the pattern. I like the idea of a kitting car for women...the yarn on a mini is inspiring.
Welcome back! I've missed your posts.
The hydrangea is beautiful. I'm so glad it is thriving for you.
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