I've been knitting a lot lately, and reading Outlander. This has led me to join a bunch of lovely ladies in Outlander Pattern Central on Facebook. We knit and crochet Outlander inspired items. Cowls, scarves, arm warmers, fingerless mitts. We even have an Outlander craft swap going on right now! We are affectionately known as The Stitchenachs, a take on Sassenach. Here are a few of the Claire inspired cowls that I have made. Everyone seems to love them, and I've got requests and orders flooding in! TO THE YARN!
Showing posts with label Friendship. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Friendship. Show all posts
Monday, October 13, 2014
Wednesday, June 25, 2014
The Lauens!
Meet Marshall and Ashley! Two of the sweetest Godliest people on this earth. They are dear friends of MT and I (even though I just met them for the first time last week!) They have endured more than any young married couple should have to. Shortly after they married, Marshall was diagnosed with Hodgkin's Lymphoma. (You can read more about that here on their blog The Lauen Life)
If that wasn't awesome news in and of itself, today is also Ashley's 25th Birthday!
We love y'all so much, Lauens! Your unwavering faith is such an inspiration, and your testimony is mighty. We are blessed to have you in our lives!
Happy Birthday, Ashley! And Marshall, #beardstrong !
Tuesday, May 6, 2014
It takes a village|Jessica
This is Jessica (or Jessi for short) Super Momma of 3 AMAZING kids, avid coffee drinker, yogi, nail polish enthusiast, scarf collector, one of the brightest souls on this earth.
If we are friends on Facebook, you've seen me post about how wonderful she is quite a bit. (It's true, y'all. I can't contain how awesome she is!)
Jessi and I were childhood best friends, so you can imagine how overjoyed I was when she moved in right below me a few weeks ago! We pretty much spend all of our free time together, hanging out with our combined 6 kids, drinking coffee, laughing, and loving life.
We have coffee together EVERY morning after we drop the kids at school. (Yes, every morning!) We have dinner and coffee together every evening too. (When your neighbor makes you coffee and leaves her door unlocked for you, you know it is a rare kind of friendship!)
(Jessi's three amazing babes)
You know how they say "it takes a village to raise a child"? I absolutely agree with that. Especially in the case of us moms (like Jessi and I) who are doing it single.
(And before I catch heck for it, YES, my kids do spend time with their dad every week)
Jessi is one of the most selfless people I know. She has watched my kids last minute several times so I could pick Isaiah up from school, do some last minute cleaning, throw a load of laundry in the washer..I could go on. I'm happy that I can do the same for her.
Watch all the kids so you can take a shower in peace? No problem!
Watch the baby because he is sick? Why would I say no to extra snuggles?!
Need a night out? GIVE ME ALL THE BABES!
I'm happy to say (with complete confidence) that we would do anything for each other and our kids. I'm encouraged daily by my friendship with this woman. She is radiant and bright. I'm happy that we are part of each other's "village".
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