Wednesday, June 25, 2008
Thursday, June 19, 2008
The Buzz
The lavender is pretty right now; and a-buzz with bees of all sorts, and a variety of butterflies as well. I plan to cut some tomorrow morning early; a friend will show me how to weave the stems for pretty little gifts.
The cone flowers are nearby, and hold steady far longer than the lavender, allowing me to snap a picture of a bee. What a busy, busy world in my backyard!
Beth
Tuesday, June 17, 2008
One is Silver, the Other, Gold
I have been giving great thought to this blog, to my Ravelry projects (all linked to my original blog) and to how to preserve the information from one, for the other.
My idea is this: to put all my Ravelry knitting projects onto SweetKnits (it was created at the same time I created the one you are reading now), and use that blog to link to Ravelry. This blog will remain as the original: for whatever in the world I want! Sure, I'll keep knitting here; and grandbaby pictures, and food and garden and vacation - you get the idea.
The work entailed in the transfer of Ravelry project information is something I am not quite ready to think about yet; but I believe it's doable. If you have had a similar task, I would like to hear from you. I need to think about it more and bring some order to the process.
So, like soup, where individual foods need time in the pot with one another to become something altogether new and delicious, my thoughts need time, too. If only I had taken some time to think before deleting my old email address...but you know, I believe there is always a silver lining in the darkest cloud.
Mom taught me that...
what a gift!
Beth
Monday, June 16, 2008
Trying Again
I deleted my original gmail address after creating one I liked better - DUH! There went my blog, attached to the first address! Not thinking! This name is pretty close to the other, so it should be an easy transition. Now if I can just keep my wits about me!
Give me a few days to get things settled and I will be back in the groove, with pics of knitting, the cutest baby, a flower or two, and maybe some mouth-watering food. (Above is Cold Sliced Chicken in Tuna Sauce - Fathers Day food!)
Beth
PS As long as they are available, older posts are here: http://bethsweetknits.blogspot.com
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