Hopefully it’s as wonderful as I dream it to be and not as terrible as their demo video.
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From the monthly archives:
January 2009
We spent the MLK weekend in the country with some very fun people who absolutely spoiled us all rotten. We spent time birdwatching, hammock swinging, and egg gathering during what had to have been the most beautiful weekend in January…ever.
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Nothing inspires me more than a message of hope coupled with a call to action. “You must be the change you wish to see in the world”-Mahatma Gandhi
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Baby Brother (9 month old) waved “bye-bye” for the first time today. Figures it was to the checkout lady at Jo-Ann Fabric and Craft Store.
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Mens or Womens–Speedo swimsuits are just not attractive.It takes skills to get a swim cap on.Counting strokes and laps is BORING.what tri?
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Not nearly as great as Francie Pants (which are AWESOME by the way), but we got a couple of active girls in this house who love to wear skirts so we need a large stack of bum covers. These were made from a thrift store t-shirt.
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It’s been a bit windy lately making it ideal weather to fly kites with all the neighbor kids in the cul de sac.
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My first attempt and crochet amigurumi. I only had one small problem during the final head attachment. Doh!I thought it would be a nice little baby gift so I sacrificed one of Baby Brothers little toys so I could put a small rattle into it (and I reattached the head).
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A patchwork circle skirt has been on my “to make” list since 2007. Since piecing drives be batty, it hasn’t made it to the top of the list yet. But I had a lucky day at the antique/thrift store and found this skirt–the look without the work.
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I did it.
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