Yearly Archives: 2009

It’s In You to Give

A short post today, since I’m off to give blood.  It is fairly quick to do and doesn’t hurt much at all.  Why not take some time and donate blood?  You’ve got plenty, trust me. And, hey, the waiting time … Continue reading

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The Morgan Incident

I’m still a pretty new knitter.  I made my first knit and purl stitches back in September 2008.  In the past ten or so months I’ve completed a lot of projects, some easy and some a little more challenging.  (You … Continue reading

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Two Jackets, One Mirror

I think I’ve mentioned a few times that I was taking a class on finishing knitting pieces.  (If I didn’t mention it here, I’m sure I mentioned it on my Twitter feed.)  So, having learned how to correctly do the … Continue reading

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Happiness Through The Mail

Back in February, I won the draw that Erica of Erica’s Places had to celebrate her 100th post.  Now, Erica is a busy lady with her two sons, volunteer work, and model stitching.  So, my prize was delayed a little … Continue reading

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Our Very Own Celebrity

Okay, I will admit that the other day I said we needed a celebrity to help promote cross stitch.  But, I wasn’t exactly thinking of Frank Bielec (Trading Spaces and Mosey ‘n Me)  when I said that.  I was thinking, … Continue reading

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White Roses and Snow Lace

I’m sorry about the lack of posts this week.  No, I haven’t been buried in a pile of garbage, although the husband and I are thinking about heading downtown tonight for dinner and goodness knows what the situation is like … Continue reading

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The Garbage, She Overflows

As you may (or probably not) know, Toronto city workers are on strike.  That means public pools and daycares are closed.  As are the city archives, city golf courses, and city-run museums and art galleries (not the ROM and AGO … Continue reading

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