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Tuesday, May 13, 2008

Little Nothings.....

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Birthdays, anniversaries, memorials, festivals
Measure our progress on the path.

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The other day at the Sheep and Wool festival, Laurie and I were talking about how easy it is to lose your blog voice when you have stepped away for a bit.  Somedays it seems as though life goes by so fast that a thought has come and gone and then a day has come and gone....then a week....and that thought is long gone.  I could completely relate, because I feel the same way at times.

Sorbet_little_nothing My life has been very busy since the last NH Sheep and Wool festival, but it has been a wonderful kind of busy, as I get to do the things that I love to do for work, but on the other hand...it is still work.

The one thing I have lost over the last few years however is the free time that I once had to knit, weave and visit with friends as much as I would like to....I miss that the most.

These "Little Nothing" scarves of Anne's have been perfect for me during this time in my life right now.  I actually feel as though I am accomplishing something at the end of the week, which hasn't been happening here for a spell.

Many nights, when I finally get to sit down, I am just too tired to tackle anything that I have to think very much about.  This new little scarf is so easy, peasy that I was able to memorize the pattern right off.  I actually find that I look forward to the hour I have at night and in the morning now to knit.

Crab_apple_buds I am really looking forward to the summer and the change in schedules.  Life seems to become a bit more flexible and relaxed don't you think?

The weather here is really starting to warm up nicely, so I thought that I would start back again with Friday's Flowers this week.

Please feel free to snag my button on my side bar and join along.  It was fun last year to see how different the flowers are from region to region.  I look forward to seeing your flowers again this year too!

Comments

Count me in! My jasmine is amazing right now, and deserves showing off.

I hear you Kim.

I hear you about the 5 kids lifestyle. I feel a little guilty that we're so excited to have the big kids go to their dad's for 8 weeks. The privacy and quiet - we'll feel like we're on vacation at Home.

I hear you about losing your blogging voice. Things change. Life goes on. People come and go... friends stay. Seems like we're part of a different generation of bloggers. We seem to change our blogging habits with the ebb and flow of our lives. Mostly we are no longer searching for what blogging gave us in the beginning - don't you think?

Very nice little nothings! I've been doing something similar with charity squares, but mayhap I will expand my horizons a bit.

Which scarf pattern are you using? I bought some Malabrigo lace weight on a trip to Chicago, and am trying to figure out what to knit with it. (Your scarves are both lovely!)

Those scarves are beautiful! I know whacha mean about your blog voice. I feel out of practice which makes me feel like not blogging at times.

Do newly hatched tadpoles count as flowers? I have been waiting weeks for them ot "open up"!

It is nice you have something little to knit that is so lovely when your energy has waned to keep the mojo going. Everything goes in cycles; please take some time for yourself. I'm glad you had so much fun at the Fair. Looks like you got some nice and yummy pretties! :)

Kim- One thing I'm sure you already know, you must take time for yourself- even if it's knitting for an hour- it keeps you sane.

Somewhat sane.

What would we do without our knitting? I would be a different person, for the worse. I love the idea for the flowers! Is it Friday, yet?!

I won't have photos from my garden as I live in a condo, but I can take photos of the landscaping I help pay for monthly.

Love the scarf - it's really beautiful.

oh boy, do i HEAR ya. and i love BOTH colorways!! yum yum i really like that first one a lot!

The 'little nothings' are lovely. I want to knit some! The Friday Flowers are a charming idea. My posts often include flowers from a windy garden in northern England (although seldom on Friday as it is at the end of a very busy weeks teaching!)

Love the latest little nothing!! Glad that you are taking some time for you...it is important! Looking forward to seeing spring take hold up there...

Count me in!!! I would love to try a Friday Flowers post!!! Great idea!!

A few more !!!! for good measure!!!

I was just thinking of Friday Flowers. I'll stick to my Eye Candy Friday format but you know most of those photos will be flowers, too!

I do love your scarf. It's hard to knit when the energy just isn't there.

The Friday Flowers is a nice idea...hmmm.

The flamingo-colored scarf is just incredible. What a gorgeous colorway! :-)

Ooo, flowers on Friday! I might need to do it next week as my flowers may end up on Thursday this time around.

Ain't it grand when little nothings turn out to be such wonderful somethings? And I look forward to your Friday Flowers.

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