It was a delightful few weeks though, filled with good food, good company and some typically New England weather. The boating was fun and we had a few perfect days for it, took a little wire weaving class with my Dad at the local weaving store, girls night with my Mom, complete with romantic comedy ( Love Actually) and lots of shopping!
I came in late Tuesday night and was greeted with hugs, kisses and tail wags. Wednesday while I cleaned, I had eight velcro puppies not willing to let me out of their sights for a second lest I slip away. Gene as usual did great job juggling all the needs of the farm and has my unconditional thanks for taking on the task annually.
I would love to say this post is picture heavy, but I didn't take a single one. The camera got left at home on the desk.
I did get some weaving in, warped up my Dad's Spring loom with a simple waffle weave kitchen towel warp and just managed to finish the three of them before I left. One stayed, two traveled and what a wonderful loom it was to use! A sock was completed, another started and some great books consumed. I also hit a super sale and scored some really great yarns and books and once all the stuff I had to ship to myself arrives, I will get some pictures. For right now, I need to catch up with all the blog posts I've missed, dust off the saddles and bridles and hit the trails for a few days. It's good to be home!
7 comments:
I'm glad you had a wonderful trip and you are now home!
Welcome back Theresa - I'm looking forward to reading your upcoming posts! I've missed your updates.
Dawn
Welcome home Theresa!!! I'm glad you had a good trip, hope you get caught up soon and can get back to the loom soon. Cindie
Nice to have you back!
Sure been quiet around here...
:) Susan
Dorothy was right! There's no place like home. I'm always glad to be back - welcome home.
Thank you one and all. So nice to "see" everyone after such a long time away from the blogs!
Welcome home!!!
Sounds like you had a great trip - even though New England hasn't exactly had nice weather!
Can't wait to see the fruits of your labors! (Plus I'm very curious about yarn since I think I know where you bought it!)
Sue
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