Monthly Archives: January 2012

No doubt, last week I was a little on edge- to say the least. By Friday afternoon I was curled up on the big comfy couch watching Downton Abbey Season 2. Ahhhhh… heaven. Our weekend was chill, a bit of … Continue reading →

 Frazzled. That is a HUGE understatement. 8:00am tomorrow I will standing in front of 150 highly intelligent cardiovascular surgeons, intensivists, nurse practitioners and residents presenting the clinical research study I’ve poured many hours into. Though I love talking… a lot, … Continue reading →

I know, I know… I said I would quit the Weekend Re-Caps but I just can’t help myself. To be honest, with all the study, study, studying I’ve been doing, I’m seriously missing my weekly re-hashing of events. I guess … Continue reading →

Edmonton’s full of ice and Portland’s full of puddles (to say the least).  Safe to say, be careful and watch your step! Happy Weekend.

We’ve all been there; the craft project that just challenges your ego. It utterly humbles you to the point of total surrender. Leaving it abandoned in the back of a dark closet waiting for “another day”. Well, this beret was … Continue reading →

 I’m just taking a moment today to evaluate (or consider) the items I mucho loved, used, relished and made worthy of owning in the month of December. Yarn and Needles: Knitting… I am loving it. A true multitasker at heart, … Continue reading →

 I could totally slurp some noodles from these gorgeous bowls by Yevgenia.

During our November venture to Portland I scored some amazing wool fabric from Fabric Depot. I bought mega yardage… couldn’t resist…the moment I saw it I knew what it had to be: a cloak. I decided to line it with … Continue reading →

Image via Michael Trezzi It’s a new year, and with that come a few new adventures. 2012; the year of education, going back to school, committing my brain and time to learning a wealth of new information.  Hopefully it will lead to … Continue reading →

A birthday following closely after Christmas and New Years is certainly a tough gig, but there’s one thing for certain; you’re almost always guaranteed to be with family and friends. Erik hit 30 the other day and, after all the … Continue reading →