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I am truly loving this book. I should have read it a few years ago when I first got it. It has been very inspiring and helpful. The author writes so well. Mike and I have been doing alot of talking about it and I have been high lighting things for us to discuss. Plus, there has been more then one occasion that I got all weepy.
I'm also reading "The Secret Garden" to Caelan and Rowan in the evenings. I have never read this book before and I am really enjoying it, so is Caelan. Rowan tends to either look at another book while I am reading or play quietly with his cars on the bedroom floor. Fiona is usually also in the room nursing or messing with things. It is nice. I like how it feels reading to them this way, with them being busy, but also listening. Sort of like when I am outside with them while they play and I knit. Togetherness.
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Simplicity Parenting is the most useful parenting book I've read.
The sock looks great!
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that is one dazzling sock.
good luck with that heel.
a real **&*&*( they are.
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awesome sock. and great book. i loved it too. i wanted my husband to read it cause he thinks i am overprotective and have strange ideas. lol. but he hasn't. surprise.
:)
jen
Love those colors!
Oh, don't be scared of the heel turn! It's really simple, but it looks like magic when you're done: look, angles! :) I like turning heels, can you tell?
The heel! Yay! There was a part in a book I once read about a little old lady who was so upset that she turned the heel twice. I'm not sure how that it even possible but don't you let it happen to you! Looking forward to seeing that sock next week with a heel.
I would like to borrow that book when you are done. Pretty please.
I love the colors of the sock. It looks like it is coming along beautifully.
What fun yarn! I really appreciated Simplicity Parenting, too--one of the most helpful parenting books I've read. And the Secret Garden...oh such a favorite! It's wonderful as adults to get the chance to read children's books we missed as a child. I did that with Heidi last year.
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