After major guilt about abandoning house and family; while weaving like a maniac in September, to prepare for assorted fiber fairs; I am officially hanging up my domestic goddess apron and getting back to weaving. The house has never been cleaner …thanks Nance and Chris for visiting…and I have even gone so far as to can salsa. A woman who both weaves and cans salsa (as evidenced in the pictures above); deserves a special place in heaven. Kudos to Carole for giving me all the beautiful tomatoes and apples, since my skills don’t seem to extend to the vegetable garden.
I even got my knitted Noro afghan almost done. I need four more blocks, but for the time being it is together enough to keep me warm.
And since I have always wanted to blog about food I have included a picture of a raspberry peach galette that the family gave rave reviews. The picture of the trout is just something I have to include for unknown reasons. Jim was really proud of what I say, is his first fish ever caught from our stream (he claims 2 others).
So..life is good and I promise, back to all things fiber, soon.
I even got my knitted Noro afghan almost done. I need four more blocks, but for the time being it is together enough to keep me warm.
And since I have always wanted to blog about food I have included a picture of a raspberry peach galette that the family gave rave reviews. The picture of the trout is just something I have to include for unknown reasons. Jim was really proud of what I say, is his first fish ever caught from our stream (he claims 2 others).
So..life is good and I promise, back to all things fiber, soon.
Hi Angela. You can’t run off to the studio without posting your recipe for raspberry peach galette.
And, I’m so taken with Phyllis’ attractively architectural ‘Carolina Snowflake’, I wonder if she might show us step by step instructions.
I am going to try to start attending the Friday morning knitting guilds if I can. It will depend on studio work as always.
I’ve also had domestic goddess moments this fall. I think some nice ornament crafting could be both craftily productive and domestic…