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Knitting it all together: Good poetry, bad prose
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Knitting it all together. Knitting, books and movies, etc. Friday, October 17, 2014. Good poetry, bad prose. Notice: knitting content will be returning to this knitting/books/film blog. After 8.5 years, I have completed the knitting project that has been my albatross. This sweater is why I haven't been in a yarn shop in, well, probably 8.5 years, until yesterday when I purchased the buttons to finish it off. And here it is:. The pattern is from a gorgeous, now out-of-print book, Poetry in Stitches. I gav...
Knitting it all together: 11/01/2014 - 12/01/2014
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Knitting it all together. Knitting, books and movies, etc. Sunday, November 02, 2014. I wanted to love J.K. Rowling's first post-Harry Potter novel, The Casual Vacancy. Indeed, the novel reads like the author has an axe to grind, but I'm sympathetic to this particular axe, which seems to be a desire to castigate those who heap scorn upon the poor from the safety of their comfortable homes. I know the species, and its members deserve every dig the famous author can send their way. Links to this post.
Knitting it all together: 12/01/2014 - 01/01/2015
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Knitting it all together. Knitting, books and movies, etc. Thursday, December 04, 2014. Reading, Writing and Arithmetic. November by the numbers:. I finished book 52 of my book-a-week-in-2014 reading challenge. I'm still reading and will probably count at least three more before the new year. The last was Me Before You by JoJo Moyes. A tear-jerker of a novel. It was one of 15 books to get a five-star rating from me this year. Of those, my favorite was a classic, Wilkie Collins' The Woman in White.
Knitting it all together: 10/01/2014 - 11/01/2014
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Knitting it all together. Knitting, books and movies, etc. Friday, October 31, 2014. Anyway, I managed to read four novels during the toppler week, and a couple of them were quite good. My very brief summaries follow. First up was a classic science fiction novel I've had on my reading list for many years, The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. Next was the most poignant and beautifully-written novel of the week, the Booker Prize-winning The God of Small Things. Links to this post. Friday, October 17, 2014.
Knitting it all together: The Name of the Rose
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Knitting it all together. Knitting, books and movies, etc. Monday, October 06, 2014. The Name of the Rose. I've been an admirer of Umberto Eco. Since reading his marvelous novel Foucault's Pendulum. In my mid-20s. For many years, I counted it among my top-five favorite books, although I was less enchanted when I re-read it a few years ago. I read 3 of Eco's subsequent 4 novels and a collection of essays, but none have matched the delight of my first experience of Foucault. This novel is full of allusions...
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Traverse City Fitness Pals: November 2013
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Traverse City Fitness Pals. Eating and exercising for personal and planetary health. Image courtesy of [image creator name] / FreeDigitalPhotos.net. Tuesday, November 19, 2013. I flipped this on Flipboard. But in case you missed it, this "diet showdown". Looks interesting enough to bring to your attention. I've already signed up for whatever-it-is, primarily because I use the Lift app and like it, particularly the lengthy explanations the developers provide for every minor update. Berry, berry good.
Traverse City Fitness Pals: My weighty story
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Traverse City Fitness Pals. Eating and exercising for personal and planetary health. Image courtesy of [image creator name] / FreeDigitalPhotos.net. I was teased as a child for being so skinny. I remember older relatives watching me eat copious helpings of ice cream directly from the carton, warning, "that'll catch up with you one day." They were right, but it didn't start catching up until I was in college. So in 30 years, I had packed on nearly 80 pounds, mostly in large chunks following major life cha...
Traverse City Fitness Pals: Recommended Resources
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Traverse City Fitness Pals. Eating and exercising for personal and planetary health. Image courtesy of [image creator name] / FreeDigitalPhotos.net. Many gadgets, smartphone apps and online resources exist to help manage your progress. Some are expensive, some are priced for a mass market, and some are free. Do your own research and evaluation of food and fitness technology if you're inclined to it, but if not, the following are our favorites:. Which sells for about $50. Tweets. So does Mark Bittman.
Traverse City Fitness Pals: Nordic Diet course
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Traverse City Fitness Pals. Eating and exercising for personal and planetary health. Image courtesy of [image creator name] / FreeDigitalPhotos.net. Tuesday, October 22, 2013. As some of you know, I've been fascinated with the Scandinavian approach to food ever since visiting the American Swedish Institute. In Minneapolis and its outstanding FIKA cafe. I wanted more, which back in Traverse City meant I would need to learn to make it myself. Or the offerings at the farmer's market. For about half of t...
Traverse City Fitness Pals: Diet showdown thingie
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Traverse City Fitness Pals. Eating and exercising for personal and planetary health. Image courtesy of [image creator name] / FreeDigitalPhotos.net. Tuesday, November 19, 2013. I flipped this on Flipboard. But in case you missed it, this "diet showdown". Looks interesting enough to bring to your attention. I've already signed up for whatever-it-is, primarily because I use the Lift app and like it, particularly the lengthy explanations the developers provide for every minor update. Berry, berry good.
Traverse City Fitness Pals: Turkey Soup
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Traverse City Fitness Pals. Eating and exercising for personal and planetary health. Image courtesy of [image creator name] / FreeDigitalPhotos.net. Monday, December 2, 2013. Thanksgiving weekend is over, and as we drag into this first Monday in December, many of us may be feeling a need for some corrective or restorative measures if we engaged in Thanksgiving excess. What's your favorite post-Thanksgiving restorative? 1 cup almond milk. 1 tsp matcha powder. 4 or 5 drops stevia. Berry, berry good. FOR TH...
From My Hearth: Extreme Cooking, part 2
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Experiments in radical domesticity. Monday, May 4, 2015. Extreme Cooking, part 2. Today's post should have been day four on the theme of "sure, cooking is easy, but it doesn't have to be. The problem with extreme cooking is that it doesn't leave much time for blogging. Plus, the weather just turned lovely here in northern Michigan, and I've been wanting to take my cooking breaks outside. Finally I remembered my laptop can also go outside. Also, you'll see now why I'm such a bad food blogger. After fo...
From My Hearth: Lunch and a Movie
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Experiments in radical domesticity. Thursday, May 5, 2011. Lunch and a Movie. When I began home schooling my daughter Leah nearly two years ago, I had no plan and few ideas on how to guide her education. One day, desperately flailing about for an activity, I suggested we go to the morning movie at our beautifully-restored downtown cinema, the State Theater. Every Wednesday, the State shows a classic movie for 25 cents, the same price charged when it first opened as the Lyric in 1916. When I mentioned to ...
From My Hearth: July 2015
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Experiments in radical domesticity. Wednesday, July 8, 2015. Berry, berry good. This is the time of which we dreamed during the long winter in northern Michigan. The beginning of summer and its gloriously fine weather also brings with it our short and delicious strawberry season, followed by cherries, raspberries, blackberries and blueberries. I recommend gorging. Slice off the caps and any rotten parts. Dunk the berries in a bowl of cold water to rinse clean. Drain in a colander. This summer cake recipe.
Traverse City Fitness Pals: September 2013
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Traverse City Fitness Pals. Eating and exercising for personal and planetary health. Image courtesy of [image creator name] / FreeDigitalPhotos.net. Saturday, September 28, 2013. What a lovely day for a walk in northern Michigan! In case you need more incentive to get out and take a stroll, check out this article listing eight ways walking can benefit your health. Some of these may be new to you. Hopefully, your neighborhood is conducive to walking, but if not, check out local parks or trail systems....
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Two Knits 'n a Style
Two Knits 'n a Style. Last Day of Stitches. March 2, 2010 by Penelope. Sorry for the time delay in this report. We headed out of town post-Sunday to get a meal and then get on the overnight flight home. By the time I got to the house here in NJ, wondering if I was going to have to dig through 28″ of snow to get to the front door (thanks to Danielle and Jesse, I didn’t! I crashed on the couch. Covered in two kitties (Hoshi and Oreo) for hours to try to catch up on some sleep and get rid of my Hobbit feet.
m.o.M - mother of Michael
MoM - mother of Michael. An Alternate Universe Where I Play My Games. Diagonally Parked in a Parallel Universe. Jasper Fforde: The Eyre Affair: A Thursday Next Novel. Do Sharks Have Ears? I really wanted to give him a hat, but he turned out to be a she and she wanted a flower behind her ear. Totally useless fact: A shark is the only fish that can blink with both eyes. Work that into conversation at your next cocktail party! April 20, 2015 in 2015 Creative Every Day. The Definition of Insanity. A combinat...
KnitnTeach
A collection of random posts on my life, knitting, food, books, travel, church, spirituality - just about anything that occurs to me. Sunday, February 18, 2018. Yes, I'm really posting. It's been so long since I was inspired to report in, to say anything. I'm not sure that I even have anything worth sharing today. But I want to start with this:. February 15 at 2:42pm. Please share this hymn with church musicians, pastors and others who are concerned about gun violence. Wednesday, July 12, 2017. It took m...
Knit n Things
A little bit of Knit and a little bit of that. Saturday, January 16, 2010. Resistance is futile.I caved. I got a new toy. This message has been sent using the picture and Video service from Verizon Wireless! To learn how you can snap pictures and capture videos with your wireless phone visit www.verizonwireless.com/picture. Note: To play video messages sent to email, Quicktime@ 6.5 or higher is required. Posted by Jody @ 12:26 PM. Friday, December 25, 2009. Merry ho ho to you and yours! Just a couple of ...
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Knitting it all together
Knitting it all together. Knitting, books and movies, etc. Thursday, December 04, 2014. Reading, Writing and Arithmetic. November by the numbers:. I finished book 52 of my book-a-week-in-2014 reading challenge. I'm still reading and will probably count at least three more before the new year. The last was Me Before You by JoJo Moyes. A tear-jerker of a novel. It was one of 15 books to get a five-star rating from me this year. Of those, my favorite was a classic, Wilkie Collins' The Woman in White. And I ...
knit 'n tink
Knit ‘n tink. September 25, 2007. I missed my invitation from Ravelry when I was on holiday but luckily my nickname was still available when I joined last week. I haven’t added much projects and stash but I really enjoy looking what all of you are knitting. It is really great you can just type in a yarn or a pattern and go on for hours and hours…. Bye the way I’m over there as kaita. September 24, 2007. Yes that’s me (just for scaling). Sometimes the coast path looks more like a hiking highway. I haven&#...
Knit Nude
Friday, January 14, 2011. Now just because this blog has 'knit' in the name, don't think I don't love EVERYTHING involving yarn. Crochet was my first love, and though most things I make now are knitted, it will always have a place in my heart. This was the first scarf I made, and it was a magic transforming scarf! I'm never quite sure what to do with shawls, apart from being naked in them. Though I suppose that's be good enough? And a bikini top! That's all for now! Tuesday, December 14, 2010.
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Monday, March 05, 2012. When I was 13, I had a run-in with my Art teacher. The assignment was simple, draw some shapes ( circles, rectangles, triangles), overlap a few and then paint them in 3 primary colours. Let's just say I failed. In hindsight I remember my piece to be extremely hideous, didn't follow the lines, splotches and smudges everywhere. Being a silly rebellious teenager, the only thing I took away from that lesson was that I was hopeless in art and never really tried again. Lately I have bee...
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Watch my life unravel. C Death, Mayhem, and the Collapse of Civilization (230). E Antique Photographs (22). F The Whole Enchilada (1,643). G Breast Cancer (69). H Frank Plummer (5). Break It Down: Stories. Lying on the Couch. By Irvin D. Yalom. A Life in Stitches: Knitting My Way through Love, Loss, and Laughter. What Is the What. Ottawa's crime rate falls, as usual. The politics of not sewing. My family has grown again! Should we adopt this puppy? Bank Street Bully (153). May I have a word? I don’...
