Oh goodness, are we really nearing the end of the month already?
And apparently I am becoming a very, very slow blog writer...
Well then, how about some random thoughts...
Knitting. That's what I've been up to lately. So so much. Almost done with the second cardigan. Almost done with the first winter hat. Which is really more like a bonnet. And which is really really cute. All of which I will soon take pictures of to show you all...
Sewing. Finally. All this knitting has me really missing my sewing machine. A sweet friend asked me to make her a wrap skirt, and so that is how I spent my Saturday morning. How good it felt to be sewing again!
Homeschool. Going a bit slow but very well. Just finished up the Botany block with Chloe and will be starting some North American Geography this week. Just finished Chessa's first Language Arts block, letters and fairy tales. Real homeschool post coming soon...
Food. Harvested. Much stored away. Carrots and potatoes still in the ground, but not for long. Still harvesting fresh greens, yet already missing them. Apples still seeming never ending. Which is of course a good thing.
Our mountains. Beautiful. Getting colder.
This week. On Tuesday. Our 12th wedding anniversary.
My husband. The greatest most wonderful man in the world.
Love and well wishes to all.
And now back to knitting...
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11 comments:
Love all the bright yellow here. :-) Happy (early) Anniversary! Can't wait to see all the knitting photos!
Those mountains are breathtaking! Can't wait to see some pictures of your work!
I'm so glad you posted something new for me to read:) I really enjoy your blog! Your photographs are beautiful!
Wow! what wonderful views and now back to knitting and sewing.
I am busy making Christmas Cakes ready for a sale in November.
Happy Week
Oh Renee. . . . <3 <3 <3
Hi!
You know, these photos make me tears...
so beautiful, majestic nature!
We now live in the steppe zone.Here things are very different
thanks for sharing!!
Dear Renee...Your mountains are more majestic and dramatic than our humble ones around my home. I love the silent creeping of the snowline, slowly, slowly down the mountain it comes. Every morning is a little closer. As you know, lots of knitting here, too, and Halloween costuming and birthday making. Goodness, lots and lots going on. Enjoy this moment.
xoxo Jules
Dear Renee,
I am happy to read you!
We, too, spend much time in these October days knitting, crocheting...
For tomorrow I wish you and your husband a wonderful day.
GreenMama (goggle account seems to be angry and doesn´t work)
Oh I can't wait to see the knitting projects! I have been scouring Ravelry to find the perfect (for me) cardigan to knit up but I still need to do a bit more digging I think. Pretty pictures. That's quite a view you have.
impressive natural beauty especially for the silent mountains
romwe streetfashion blog, pay a visit? kisses
Hello mama,, I have been meaning to write to you. I would love to be knitting,, it's still so hot. We are sewing seeds again for the next season - I am sure you've enjoyed your bountiful harvest. Happy Anniversary special couple have a beautiful day. Sending you all much lovexxx
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