The Hook and I

On Friday, Selma, Jay and I went to Cable, Wisconsin–a town about 30 miles north of our cottage. The yarn store there, Pine Needles had advertised a Navajo Weaving demonstration that Selma and I wanted to attend. We arrived early in Cable, a small northwoods town with an artsy feel. We took a peek at the . . . → Read More: Cable, with wool.

I’m still en route to Alaska. We’ve stopped in Wisconsin to visit family and we’re spending a week at our family’s cottage in northern Wisconsin. We’ve had a wonderful convergence of family members–my brother and his family, and his wife Sara’s parents, my parents, my Aunt Carole, Uncle Jack and cousin Johanna.

If . . . → Read More: Art in the afternoon

On Tuesday Jay, Selma and I left Takoma Park after a whirlwind of activity–mailing boxes of things that wouldn’t fit in our suitcases, lots of wonderful goodbyes and all of the stuff involved in getting out of a house. I’ve been so brain-dead, I haven’t been able to post, but I’ll try and recap now.

Tuesday July . . . → Read More: Gone.

I’m sorry the site hadn’t been working for you over the last few posts. It seems the Twitter widget I installed in my sidebar made the blog crash in Internet Explorer. I’ve removed it. Stay tuned. I’ve got great pictures and stories from last night at SSK. I’ll leave you with a tiny . . . → Read More: Welcome Back Windows Users!