I can’t believe 2012 is nearly over. I go up north tomorrow for time with the family and the puppy and countless laps in the local aquatic centre and (hopefully) hours in the sun. I’m sure there will also be babies to cuddle, fruit to eat, and a book to finish. I spent most of … Continue reading »
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A conversation, a question, and a challenge…
I was asked, over the weekend, how long it would take me to knit my whole stash as it currently stands – both my hoards here and in the Bay – without adding to it. Of course, I needed clarification on some points such as, expected frequency of knitting, etc, etc… and I came to … Continue reading »
And all I ask is for a tall ship and a star to steer her by.
Food is a touchy subject for many: for eating and discussing. It requires all the senses to really appreciate it. Food can also provoke an emotional response. If I am feeling homesick, for example, I make a big dish of macaroni and cheese, or champ (complete with loads of butter and spring onions). When I’m … Continue reading »
Notes on a year…
2010 has been a turbulent year. Well, one of changes anyway. Drastic changes. It’s been a year when I’ve really had to find out who I am and what I’m really like. I’m happy to say that I’m not actually that bad. Possibly a tad too serious at times and prone to caution, but those … Continue reading »
To conclude…
What a year. Full of highs and lows, travelling, teaching, knitting, writing, tears, laughter, friends and family. It has been a year of growth and learning how to breathe. I have challenged myself in many ways and achieved more than I thought I could. In all, it has been a good year. Here’s hoping 2010 … Continue reading »
…And a pukeko in a ponga tree
Chapter 3 is done and in, and work on Chapter 4 begins. I *should* have two book reviews published in the latest AARL journal, but that cannot be confirmed yet (but still, not too bad). Not much else to talk about. Knitting little (late) presents and thanks yous instead of lace, and photos of all … Continue reading »