I ran into some turkeys while shopping today
Do you think they are suspicious of what is next week? There seems to be some locals that won’t really be giving Thanks this time of year. These turkeysare residents at a local farm, Green Meadows and they were awfully happy and friendly. When Derek was little and visiting turkeys, he leaned against their wire caging and one took

TGIF
I love corn on my door! In the little light that we had left when I got home from work, I tried very hard to get a Friday Eye Candy photo. To no avail, really. It was really windy out so all of those pictures are fuzzy. Mitchell did not cooperate. Knitting is not growing so fast to be interesting. The bathroom? Such a mess as we have had a T.B. (toilet bowl) that was sinkin

My thankfulness goes on… Thankful Thursday!
My favorite handknit scarves! ~On these frosty mornings, I am thankful for the scarves that I have knit. Nothing makes me happier than a warm neck! ~I am thankful that I have the ability to knit something, to warm my neck. ~I am thaaaankful for all the sheep who gave their wool so that I can knit a scarf to keep my neck warm. (you did notice the sheep’s blea

Frosty wordless Wednesday

You don’t have to hit me over the head with a comet (3 years in a row!)
One of my favorite memories of our camping trips in New Hampshire when the kids were small was when Bethany was about 3 years old. She had to get up during the middle of every night to use the bathroom (which you like to encourage in a 3 year old, if you know what I mean). But on a camping trip this meant coming out of our nice warm, cozy tent into the chilly August night air. We would make the familiar walk towards the bathrooms and along the way I’d notice how the way was lit by the moonlight, shining so brightly we did not need our flashlights. And how the stars blanketed the sky. And because we were always there during the peak