Who Needs Gauge?!

I have already seen this presentation 5 or 6 times this school year. So I didn’t really think about the fact that many non-educators had not seen this before now until my grandmother sent me an email about it. I’d love to hear what everyone else thinks about it, from a non-educational point of view.

Did . . . → Read More: Something to think about

After the wonderful Thanksgiving feast I mentioned last week, hubby and I took off for NYC to attend the wedding of one of our friends. We had to leave early in the morning, so we didn’t get lots of sleeping-in-time, but I did get 4 hours of knitting time.

The wedding was nice, as weddings go. Most . . . → Read More: Field Trip

I purposefully overlooked miscounted a few of my UFO’s in the last post when I touted my tally of projects on the go. I did have 10 UFO’s a month ago, I counted on Ravelry. Since then I have finished two pairs of socks and one pair of fingerless gloves. In a normal, non-knitter mind, this does . . . → Read More: Frogged

I have not blogged in two weeks and I have much to catch up on.  Today’s post is going to be part one of the going-ons, so I will not have you get bored and doze off in the middle of my long, drawn-out ramblings. (If you get bored anyway, just don’t tell me)

I have finished . . . → Read More: Finishing Fiend

 Hope you had a nice holiday, or just a nice day if you live where this is not a holiday! I made spiced pecans from this month’s Eating Well, polenta dome and mushroom pastries from Moosewood Celebrates, vegetarian gravy, and Frozen Pumpkin Mousse Pie for desert, also from EW. Plus the family made a bunch of . . . → Read More: Happy Thanksgiving!