Year: 2005

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Saturday December 31, 2005

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Last year, while working on Hopkins, I posted some advice on colorwork. I think it’s still good advice, but I have an update. Instead of the magnet arrangement, use Mavalus Tape. You can take a little strip and put it […]

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Friday December 30, 2005

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Many of us make plans, resolutions, or goals at this time of year. This has led to a mathematical conversation chez fibermom. Namely, if your goal for the year is to marry (or to find a suitable candidate for marriage), […]

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Thursday December 29, 2005

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Natalie did a more knitterly year-in-review, thus: What is your favorite finished object of mine of 2005, and why? And what is your own favorite finished object of 2005, and why? Answer in the comments, then I will visit your […]

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Wednesday December 28, 2005

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Feebeeglee had a “year in review” game on her site. You put the first sentence of the first entry from each month together. Here’s mine: We enjoyed a little mild celebration of New Year’s Eve, with ginger ale at midnight. […]

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Tuesday December 27, 2005

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My Christmas presents included this book and, as #2 son put it, “one of those little books they write things down in at the gym.” When I started at the gym, my fitness goal was not to have to take […]

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Monday December 26, 2005

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It’s not that Christmas is all about food at our house, but that our other pictures have people in them, and you know I don’t put pictures of people up. So here is breakfast. Our traditional Christmas morning breakfast is […]

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Sunday December 25, 2005

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    Merry Christmas! We enjoyed our Christmas Eve enormously. There was a certain amount of baking and cooking and present-making and such, and a great deal of lolling about. The kids headed out with cookies to deliver and a […]

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Saturday December 24, 2005

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Merry Christmas! Or almost. At sunset, the first day of Christmas will begin. So today’s song has to be “The 12 Days of Christmas.” Here you will find a cool site that clarifies the twelve days, with Christian symbolism for […]

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Friday December 23, 2005

I got home exhausted last night. I’m not sure why… it was a busy day at work, but not busier than other recent days have been. Maybe the extra effort of being on my feet all day with a cut […]

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Thursday December 22, 2005

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We’re singing “He Shall Feed His Flock” from Messiah, “Come to the Cradle ” by Michael Card, and Schubert’s “Ave Maria” on Christmas Eve. Here is some interesting history for Schubert’s piece. The previous link will give you a beautiful […]