Fresh Mint is done, it's been laundered and is now being blocked/drying. Some of the squares were a bit more stretchy than others, so there's a bit of a wonkiness to it; but it will keep someone warm, and it's cheery and bright.Just laid this one out to begin sizing the squares. Don't believe I have enough black so plan to use red to even up sizes, then edge in black, perhaps in a strip vs each square...again because I don't think I have enough black, then maybe a red and black final edge? Will have to play it by ear and may need to make some adjustments as I go. I've not come up with a solid name for this one yet....perhaps Firecracker? Love some thoughts from you all. Maybe RedDawn?There are many memes out there, but this one spoke to me. The double standard in this day and age is most annoying. And JD Vance's comments about how woman who aren't mothers are less, should get less of a vote, etc etc. I'd like to knock him upside his head for starters.
Yes 3 more Elin Hilderbrand books!!! All good, all entertaining, and all are recommended. Golden Girl might be her most unusual book, dealing with the beyond......what happens after death if you could watch you family and friends. Nantucket Nights probably the most entertaining and made me think of Casper the friendly ghost...yes those of you my age will remember that cute cartoon. Silver Girl.......think Bernie Maydoff, it's full of who knew what and when.
#1 New York Times Best Seller! The behind the scenes, how things unfolded with trump trying to be a dictator, to his impeachment trials, to the insurrection on Jan 6th. We're still very much dealing with the fall out, and the scary possibility he could make it even worse.Back in December my daughter convinced me I needed to start thinning out my stash. I sent her home with 41.5 pounds of yarn at that time, and previously showed you a picture of the donation. She donated it to several different locations in St. Louis. I've continued to sort, separate, untangle and roll yarn since then. And when she was home over the 4th of the July, I sent her home with 51.5 pounds of yarn (forgot to get a picture of it). Actually thought I had taken one...who knows, I don't have one. Those donations are full and partial skeins but not bits and bobs like you see here. Here are 6 bags of smaller left overs I call bits and bobs, that a friend and classmate said an art teacher of hers could use. This was only 3.75 pounds. Am I done......nope! I'm still sorting; but can't get rid of all my stash until I finish making all the afghans I have from donated squares, and rectangles. This is an ongoing project.