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Lily Of The Valley Washcloth {a free pattern}
I’ve just finished Everyone Always by Bob Goff. Just. Read. It. It is so good. I’ve also just finished listening to The Deepest Well by Dr. Nadine Burke Harris. It is a change-your-life-and-the-way-you-see-yourself-and-others sort of book. Just google Ace scores and toxic stress- Difficult to look at but oh so helpful. Made these crochet washcloths Continue reading
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wait
in the line to pick up kids after school cars moving slowly seventeen drivers not letting me in kids on benches and beneath the trees wait i feel my insides stir and boil in the check out aisle at the grocery store slow beeps and long conversations for the child to find her way to Continue reading
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Long-ish term projects and words {yarnalong}
The ladies from our church and other friends are reading a book together this season rather than doing a Bible study. I love the idea and am looking forward to the time we will all spend together. The book is One Thousand Gifts by Ann Voscamp. I’ve read it before -a few years back- and Continue reading
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Things That Are Hard
Bending. Letting go. Persevering. Trusting. Fighting for peace. Continue reading
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A New Year & Yarn Along
It is a New Year. One of my resolutions is to read more – or rather to read entire books- you know, to the end. I always have a stack of books that I am “reading” but I have not finished many books this year, err this past year. Too busy or tired or vegging Continue reading
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Lessons and Lists {This Year and Last}
Lessons Last year I took a year off of buying yarn. I think that it changed the way I shop for yarn. The old way impulsive and unorganized. I’m visual so, images in my Instagram feed were like the impulse buy section at the grocery store filled with my favorite sweets in pretty wrappers- so Continue reading
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Heaps Of Grace {What We Need}
grace noun \ ˈgrās \ … d : disposition to or an act or instance of kindness, courtesy, or clemency e : a temporary exemption : reprieve Tipping Scales Everyone is busy. I know that. The list of things that go on the calendar grows as the family does and we’ve actually learned to be mindful of how many things we do. Every Season Continue reading
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Wee Heart Christmas Ornament -a free pattern-
Since Hubby and I were married it has been our tradition to buy a new Christmas ornament every Christmas Season. We have continued that tradition with every new baby birthed to us, foster kiddos living with us and now with our adopted one. Our collection has grown and is very eclectic (just like us)!! But Continue reading
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All the grace 