Browsing the archives for the Navel-Gazing tag

Trying to Do Good One Sock at a Time

Yesterday the husband and I took Baby Man to the doctor for this 24-month well baby check-up… in the pouring rain.  Yes, a good old downpour on January 25th.  It hit a high of 6°C here yesterday, which is exceptionally unusual for January.  And because Baby Man gets car sickness so easily, we had to [...]

Blessings, Roses, and Piles of Stuff

Yesterday I tweeted this: I have come to the conclusion I have too much stuff. World, please stop making things I want. Thank you. And it is completely true. I have too much stuff. Too many cross stitch charts/kits, too much yarn, too many books. Too much of everything. Three things got me thinking about [...]

Life with Baby Man

I started this post this morning, sitting in the den in the dark.  I usually get up about a half an hour before everyone else so that I can enjoy some quiet time just for me.  Sometimes I knit, sometimes I do a little bit of work, and sometimes I just surf the Internet.  I [...]

Work Sucks, Lace is Great

Today was not the best day.  This was my first trip back to the office after going on leave (or leaving, depending on how you look at it).  My team is at a new location now, and while it is quicker and more convenient to get to, it frankly sucks.  Bland grey and white everywhere, [...]

Lace, Family, and Small Sucesses

Sadly, this is a post without pictures.  You see, I’ve been having lots of trouble with my cell phone.  (Oh, how I wanted to love it when I first bought it.  But now I hate it and spend time thinking of ways to break it so I can buy a new one.)  So, the USB [...]

The Morgan Incident

I’m still a pretty new knitter.  I made my first knit and purl stitches back in September 2008.  In the past ten or so months I’ve completed a lot of projects, some easy and some a little more challenging.  (You can see them here.)  I wouldn’t necessarily say I’m a good knitter, I’m just good [...]

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Cross Stitchers’ Public Awareness League

I’m sure we are all aware that knitting is undergoing a huge resurgence.  Even crochet, knitting’s often under-appreciated and much maligned  cousin, is seeing a surge in interest.  On the other hand, it seems like interest in cross stitch, needlepoint and related crafts (obsessions?) is wanning.  I’ve been thinking about this and I wonder if [...]