(Note to Readers: This was written on a rainy day but has nothing whatsoever to do with rainy days)
Dear Friends,
Unfortunately, yet again, I am started out a post along the lines of "I'm so sorry that I have't been posting! Please forgive me!" However, I decided to skip the start of the post, especially the lines which I just wrote, and so here is the middle of the post without the start.
(Note to Readers: I just confused myself as much as I did you.)
Anyway, life here in this rainy little country has continued in a blessedly normal , routine fashion. Sadie and I do endless school work, we eat food, we sleep, and we make almost daily trips to the yarn shop. It is good that some things in life don't change.
But note, dear readers, that I said our lives were back to normal, which meant of course that we had a few surprises, some good, some bad.
The first of the said surprises was the illnesses which followed us like a large, evil cloud. Several weeks after we arrived in safety from America, my mom got food poisoning, Abe caught a stomach flu virus, and then I got it, Sadie got it, Ella got it, my Dad got it (on our birthday), and my mom briefly got it. That was definitely a surprise.
The other of the surprises was that we got a trampoline! The entire house was thrilled at its arrival, (Barnabas included) and we are standing on pins and needles in anticipation, waiting till we assemble it tomorrow.
On an entirely different note that you don't have to read about, it was my birthday last Sunday! As we did last year, Sadie and I made each others' cakes and a surprise birthday party that scared us out of our wits made it a very memorable birthday. One of the chief presents, curtesy of Mom and Dad, which I received, was a chair, which in my opinion is the best chair in the whole of the universe.
I could write, and index have written in my journal, sheets and sheets devoted to praising the glory of that chair- its graceful curves, its warm color, the way it molds to my back - but instead I shall just show you, and then you can post comments praising it too.
The other presents I got from my parents were skeins of yarn. I have been knitting secret items, so I have been going through a lot of yarn. For the sake of my pocket book, I asked for yarn for my birthday, and, you'll see why, Sadie and Dad didn't get everything on the list.
(Note to my dear readers: I am not selfish or greedy. Really. Or at least not very selfish or greedy. It's just that yarn is expensive.)
Dear Friends,
Unfortunately, yet again, I am started out a post along the lines of "I'm so sorry that I have't been posting! Please forgive me!" However, I decided to skip the start of the post, especially the lines which I just wrote, and so here is the middle of the post without the start.
(Note to Readers: I just confused myself as much as I did you.)
Anyway, life here in this rainy little country has continued in a blessedly normal , routine fashion. Sadie and I do endless school work, we eat food, we sleep, and we make almost daily trips to the yarn shop. It is good that some things in life don't change.
But note, dear readers, that I said our lives were back to normal, which meant of course that we had a few surprises, some good, some bad.
The first of the said surprises was the illnesses which followed us like a large, evil cloud. Several weeks after we arrived in safety from America, my mom got food poisoning, Abe caught a stomach flu virus, and then I got it, Sadie got it, Ella got it, my Dad got it (on our birthday), and my mom briefly got it. That was definitely a surprise.
The other of the surprises was that we got a trampoline! The entire house was thrilled at its arrival, (Barnabas included) and we are standing on pins and needles in anticipation, waiting till we assemble it tomorrow.
On an entirely different note that you don't have to read about, it was my birthday last Sunday! As we did last year, Sadie and I made each others' cakes and a surprise birthday party that scared us out of our wits made it a very memorable birthday. One of the chief presents, curtesy of Mom and Dad, which I received, was a chair, which in my opinion is the best chair in the whole of the universe.
I could write, and index have written in my journal, sheets and sheets devoted to praising the glory of that chair- its graceful curves, its warm color, the way it molds to my back - but instead I shall just show you, and then you can post comments praising it too.
The other presents I got from my parents were skeins of yarn. I have been knitting secret items, so I have been going through a lot of yarn. For the sake of my pocket book, I asked for yarn for my birthday, and, you'll see why, Sadie and Dad didn't get everything on the list.
(Note to my dear readers: I am not selfish or greedy. Really. Or at least not very selfish or greedy. It's just that yarn is expensive.)
Mia’s Birthday List
(Regarding Yarn, Needles, and other oddments
close to her heart)
*Note to Sadie and Dad (In British English): Items with an * in
front of them are the closest to Mia’s heart and thus need to be in the
foremost of the shopping list; items with a in front of them are still very close indeed
and very dear to Mia’s heart but are slightly, (only slightly) less dear than the former, and items with a ° next
to them are still important of an important nature to Mia, but are of the sort
that Mia would be able to muster a greater grace in not receiving them than the
previous. However, Mia, of course, is so entirely thankful to be getting gifts
at all, that she would be delighted to receive anything. (A Pipos gift card would also not go amiss)
Note to Sadie and Dad (In American English): I want the most = *, I want quite badly = , I want = °
I.
° 3 skeins
of cream-colored “molly wol” ☐☐☐
II.
1 (large) skein of black, chunky, wool yarn ☐
III.
1 (large) skein of grey, chunky, wool yarn ☐
IV.
* 11
skeins of (matching) tweed-style chunky/bulky yarn: (matching my reading chair)
a. 3x 100g skeins in oatmeal-ish color ☐☐☐
b. 3x 100g skeins in blue-green☐☐☐
c. 3x 100g skeins in moss green☐☐☐
d. 2x 100g skeins in gray☐☐
V.
* 6 skeins
of (matching) tweed-style chunky/bulky yarn: (matching the previous)
a. 1x 50g skeins in oatmeal-ish color☐
b. 2x 50g skeins in blue-green☐☐
c. 1x 50g skeins in moss green☐
d. 1x 50g skeins in gray☐
VI.
° 5 skeins
of warm brow molly wol ) ☐☐☐☐☐
VII.
° 1 skein
of Hema fine yarn for accent colors ) ☐
VIII.
4
skeins of worsted weight yarn
a. 2x cream☐☐
b. 2x royal blue☐☐
c. 4x self-cover buttons☐
d. 15in. square cushion pad☐
IX.
2x
bulky blue Hema yarn ☐☐
X.
2x100g balls in white (worsted weight) ☐☐
XI.
1xAzure blue embroidery floss ☐
XII.
Knitting Neddles etc,
a. Size 4mm
Knitting Needles (U.S Size 6) ☐
b. Size 2.25 mm
Knitting Needles (U.S Size 1) ☐
c. Yarn Bobbins☐
d. 16 in. square
cushion pad☐
e. a 1.4 mm
crochet hook (U.S size 9)
XIII.
Simple beads, preferably clear, white or
yellow
XIV.
Gift card to Pipos (in addition to or
instead of some of these things)
XV.
You can choose! I would love several skeins of fun yarn in several different weight and
texture that match. Also, some plastic meshing (Sadie, I showed you yesterday)
would be awesome. ☐
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