i LOVE this picture and am so inspired to keep the needles moving.
really, cate is also mexican, japanese, native american, swiss, and a lot more- a true american- so we actually have a lot of family history travelling to do, but i really love the romantic beauty of ireland, and have always been drawn to that part of the world. plus i really love corned beef.
good news!
the best part of dinner was the irish soda bread- it was so so good, and it's really easy to make.
my homekeeping secrets
corned beef is cheap meat, a head of cabbage is less than 50 cents, and i bet you have all the ingredients for the bread in your cupboard. you should make this meal tonight!
you sit at the counter
i told cate about st. patrick's day and ireland- she has a lot of irish ancestors through me.
i am going to turn on some good music and choose to be happy.
my happy little life
and my wheels are turning with projects to put together for a locals knitting class.
and it's so yummy
last minute trip to idaho to see my sister- so much better than home blogging!
i love her style.
i have always dreamed of going to ireland, (and scotland too- mccaleb), to research our family history, and to see the green grass in real life.
i love that she's an expert knitter and yet chooses to create very simple pieces;
soft and long lacy scarf light enough for spring, extra long for winter wrapping, elegant enough for church, cute enough for a tshirt...i really love this scarf pattern (gee can you tell?).
3. i think that packages stacked all over the house are a nice decorative touch (and they remind me how good people are to donate to project 31) happy things!
interested? i think it would be so fun.
i am determined to get the house clean so i can relax and sew tomorrow.
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