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Saturday, February 16, 2019

Knitting Afghans and Watching McCleod's Daughters

Chocolate Latte is growing quickly.  Believe it currently measures about 17 inches.  Need to take another look at how much yarn I have and decide if I need to introduce a 4th color or if I'll enough with the colors you see thus far.  That's always the problem with winging it, not using a pattern and trying to use what's available in your stash.  

Perhaps I should switch gears again and get back to working on Blue Ocean.  It was only at 10 inches when I laid it aside to start Chocolate Latte.

I also have a shawl started that I've not done anything with in months!


This is the last quilt I made.  No real quilt pattern, just fabric I liked.  It's hand quilted, outlining some of the designs and or zig zagging through smaller prints.  Made this years ago for my Mom who loved Poinsettia's.  Dad gave it back to me a few years ago and I always put it out as part of my Christmas Decorations.


Not a good picture, but for my x-stitch friends thought I'd share.  I made this for a friend's wedding present long ago.  I love the saying.  She did too at the time.  Sadly, there must not have been that oneness between them.  It was a short lived marriage.
Another quote I kept from Facebook sometime back that, that might make you smile.  Though I think sometimes the things that have happened under this administration leave little reason to smile, we must keep our since of humor or go nuts!


I've now watched through episode 39 of season 3 of McLeod's Daughters, this show is about  strong women; the relationships between the characters and the scenery of the "bush", and Love stories.  But, 2 of the characters are now gone from the show...actually 3, but 2 that were primary characters and because of that, I've not decided if I'll bother to continue watching.  Very disappointed.  People often come and go in a long series, but NOT the primary character.  

Seriously, this couple has been the focus, and she's gone.  Assumed while finishing up episode 39, that would be the end of the show with the primary character gone.  But, google tells me the show actually continued for 8 seasons....write ups all include unhappiness at the loss of main characters, the writing of the series going down hill and dislike of replacement characters.

It's like watching NCIS without Gibs in the show, what's the point!

PLEASE let me know if you watched, if you liked it, if you would recommend it.  Until episode 39 in season 3, I did recommend it......now........not so much.  As I said, not sure I'll bother to finish watching it.

Been watching and knitting, have been sick for a week, so not up to do much of anything else.

10 comments:

  1. I've never watched that programme but my sister-in-law was addicted. i prefer dectective stories, thrillers or murder mysteries preferably the English ones.

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    1. Hi Margaret, thanks for the visit. There are a few mini mysteries in the show, but probably not what you're thinking of. Be curious to know what your SIL thought after the main character was gone.

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  2. I hope you're feeling better soon. I love seeing people's crafty makes, your quilt and cross stitch are beautiful. I've never heard of McLeod's Daughters so I can't comment on that but it's disappointing to be enjoying something and then they take away a main character.

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    1. Thanks Jo, always enjoy your visits. If you watch, let me know what you think.

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  3. Yep, have to have humor or go nuts indeed. Yep, when the main character goes, especially when they are the show, time to call it a day usually.

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    1. Righto on the show and the main character. Believe I'll look for something else to watch, their love story was key. Humor...we must have it.

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  4. Thanks for visiting my blog. Love seeing your knitting, stitching and quilting. I love all three crafts! Never even heard of the series you are disappointed with -- don't watch much TV. lol! Hope you're feeling better!

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  5. Hi Margaret, added you to my blog log to make visiting easier going forward. Nice to meet new bloggers. I actually don't watch much TV either, guess that's why I was so disappointing. Was really enjoying the show and the characters.

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  6. Oh no! Hope you're feeling better soon. Great craft projects!

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  7. Hi thhanks for sharing this

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