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It’s no secret, I love bees. Like, really love them. As a child, there was a hive in my dresser and we lived in harmony until my I was reluctant for a long time. Leggings are NOT pants. Nope. I wore them when they were popular the first time many moons ago, there’s It is so fun and exciting to see how a self-st*iping or patterned sock yarn knits up in socks, but sometimes throwing in a bit of My open-toed shoes and sandals are put away for winter now, so I thought it would be timely to write about socks this week. Today’s I love checking out the local charity shops (thrift stores) in Cork city. I tend to find them rather hit or miss, but when I find Sometimes there is such an allure to try something new, just a tiny bit beyond your comfort zone, but still well within your skills. This Back to school time for us and we are shifting from trying to maintain momentum and knowledge during the summer to balancing schoolwork with hobbies and fun at home. This extends especially to bedtime stories. We love reading together as a.. Continue reading I have a favorite pair of Gap jeans. They’re comfortable and the right weight for Cork weather, but they are not great for winter because there are some shredded sections by the cuffs. And I know I’m being a Debbie.. Continue reading → This past week, I received the news that EvinOK earned a spot on the 2018 Longlist for The Blog Awards of Ireland. Though I’ve been in The comfort of a hand knit shawl hugging your neck and shoulders is so comforting, much like a million little woolly hugs. And to also Marseille recently showed me her completed Sock Yarn Blanket by Shelly Kang. It was stunning and the so soft to squish. She knit it on US 2 – 2.75 mm needles using various sock yarn scraps and leftovers, many from her ADVENTurous.. Continue reading → As I mentioned last week when I wrote about Lunch at Builín Blasta Café, around Easter, we visited Galway and Connemara for a family getaway and encountered the charming Spiddal Craft Village & Cafe. We fell head over heels for.. Continue reading →