After a hard day's work and a fulfilling barbeque dinner outdoors,
we sat at a cafe for a little knitting for meand a little reading for the Mr.
No, it's not a throw blanket. You'll see...
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Finding my home from the West Coast to the Midwest
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Dear Family & Friends:
I do not mean for this blog to take the place of old fashioned communication. Telephone calls and hand-written notes are always a delight to give and receive. However, with my increasingly busy schedule, it is not often that I'm able to do these things. This is my way of keeping in touch with you from over 2000 miles away...
Welcome! I hope you enjoy your visit here. My door is always open.
Embraces,
Michelle
I do not mean for this blog to take the place of old fashioned communication. Telephone calls and hand-written notes are always a delight to give and receive. However, with my increasingly busy schedule, it is not often that I'm able to do these things. This is my way of keeping in touch with you from over 2000 miles away...
Welcome! I hope you enjoy your visit here. My door is always open.
Embraces,
Michelle
P.S.
By the way, noticing the slight increase on the count of hits on this site, I'd like to think that there may be anonymous visitors who stop by here too. So just in case, this may be a good time to say, "hello" and extend my welcome!
Come over and stay awhile
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7 comments:
Hmmm, let me guess...a poncho?
Yup! I'm so looking forward to finally finishing this project. Hey, I hear you're working on a project too! I can't wait for the unveiling... Hope to talk to you this week.
oh cool, are you making an afghan ate?
It's actually a poncho which I started last fall and I've been desperately trying to finish since. I'll be relieved if I get this done by the end of summer in time to wear in this fall... What have you been knitting these days?
i still have some left over yarn from the baby afghan i finished so im making john's (kat's bf)puppy a blankie hehe...i have to start practicing knitting again maybe make a throw since fall will be coming soon...i wanna learn how to knit a pocho tho...
How cute are your creations! Baby and Pup. :) It's my first attempt knitting a poncho. I've invested countless hours, it's insane. I can't wait to finish and wear it quite frankly because the yarn I'm using feels increadibly soft and warm. Totally perfect for autumn. I'd love to see pictures of your creations by the way...
of course, i'll post it...i posted one a few days ago but the pic turned out too bright you couldnt really see it but i posted it anyways lol...
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