I’ve mentioned before on my blog that I have Raynaud’s Syndrome, where the tips of my fingers turn white when cold. Up until a couple of years ago, I’d only had a few episodes ever. Last winter I had probably 6 to 10 episodes. This winter it was several per week - a very dramatic […]
Read: It’s All in the Fingers
For years, I’ve had a Meyer Lemon tree that I’ve schlepped in and out of the house each spring and fall. Usually I’m rewarded with several nice juicy lemons each winter. A few years ago I decided to add a Valencia orange tree to my collection. I’d get flowers, but no fruit. Finally, last summer, […]
Read: The Green Orange
Just had a couple of moments this morning for a quick Dollar-and-a-Half snapshot. My husband says he prefers the cardi without the t-shirt underneath. I don’t think I’ll be sharing that photo with you, though.
Read: On the Money
My Dollar and a Half cardigan is done, and I’m quite happy with it. Even though I reduced the sleeve length by only doing 2″ of ribbing instead of 4″, they’re still quite long - down to my knuckles like in the pattern photos. When I blocked the body of the sweater, I pulled it […]
Read: Dollar Done!
Knitting is now complete on the Dollar and a Half Cardi, but it still needs buttons and to have all the ends woven in, so stay tuned.
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The strawberries at Costco this week were delicious (and gigantic). Much improved over the wretchedness of the last ones. BTW, the Red Papayas have also […]
Read: $1.49
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