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Mother's Day
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Showing posts with label
Mother's Day
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Tuesday, May 13, 2008
Mother's Day cards from my kids
Crafty Girl was annoyed that the teacher only let them have 2 colors of paper for the cards. She swiped a third one for the insert. :)
They recently wrote limericks and haiku in school.
Tall Son opted for this.
I promised him some twig cereal this week. Hehe.
Saturday, May 10, 2008
Happy Mother's Day!
This year for Mother's Day, I thought I'd send you lots and lots of flowers.
First, some tulips from the 60th Tulip Festival:
From my place to yours:
Enjoy your day, whether you're a mom, or not! (If you've ever made a difference in the life of a child, you deserve recognition.)
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Karin
Albany, NY
knitter, wife, mom. Yes in that order because I've been knitting since I was 8. Add to that: hand dyer, designer, sometime spinner.
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Please note that this blog is not affiliated with the Australian site
www.knitting-and.com
, which is owned by the fabulous Sarah Bradberry. Thank you.
find me as a vendor at:
my designs
Berthe Collar/No Sheep for You
solstice socks
knit n style/winterberry
decadent fibers/scarf
decadent fibers/shawl
decadent fibers/cardigan
my yarn is available at:
Dyenamics Yarn
saratoga needle arts
the spinning room
trumpet hill
wool n word
and I read:
a friend to knit with
bag of chocolates
berroco design studio
bits and pieces
blue peninsula
brooklyntweed
chicks with sticks
Dan Wilcox (a poet)
green drakko man
january one
jenniethepotter
jessalu
knit and relax
knitty blog
kristin nicholas
LilacKnitting
magnusmog
masondixonknitting
melissa knits
moon & stars studio
moonstitches
our wee farm
our yellow house
spiderwomanknits
spindyeknit
the knitting patch
the panopticon
the seated view
WEBS blog
yarn harlot
yarnstorm/jane.brocket
small steps to save the planet
buy fair trade
buy from local farms
buy locally produced items
buy only things you really need
buy organic
combine errands into one trip
cook a big meal and share with a neighbor. Take turns doing this.
don't idle your car
refuse plastic bags everywhere
turn down the temp on your water heater
turn down your thermostat; wear an extra sweater and wool socks!
use cloth grocery bags
use cloth napkins
use vegetable based detergents
walk, bike, use public transportation
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