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Forward Motion!
He’s been doing this for about a week, but I just today was able to catch him on “film.”
Hooked
Two weeks ago, some friends hosted a Tea and Crochet afternoon. I’ve been wanting to learn to crochet for a while, and was excited but nervous about learning how. Well, Kristen (by whom I sat) is a great teacher, Kathy (whom I’ve watched crochet for several years now) is a terrific example of what you can do with crochet. And I think it’s safe to say I’m hooked!
I love that crochet is a portable craft that takes up a small amount of space, can be easily picked up and put down, and is fun! I’ve been enjoying learning some new beginner stuff from crochet.about.com and am looking forward to seeing Kathy again so she can show me how to make head scarves.
Here’s the cute little basket I picked up at the resale shop for my crochet stuff, with a couple little things I’ve done. The multi-colored piece is a washcloth, the darker piece below it is a hotpad:
Don’t Leave the Yeast!
Can You See ‘Em?
Simple Pleasures
Sorry about the “Ask This Old House” in the background. But I didn’t want to cut out his sound – the loud intake of breath is his new “I’m excited” sound. 🙂
Such a proud Aunt I am!
My nephew participated in a Science Fair this morning, and his presentation was so good that he gets to take it to the regional science fair in mid-February. Yay for Ethan!
Terrific piece about birth
Birth: Medical Event or Natural Process?
Excellent article with thorough citations.
More from the Post Dispatch
Monday’s front page carried this article about the birth center in Columbia.
I also found this section on the history of midwifery (don’t know where it was in the paper).
And the “Talk of the Day” is about midwives in Missouri. Go add your comments!