Today was International Day at school, in which each class performs a folk dance associated with their chosen country, and brings food from that country to share with the rest of the school. They start with Kindergarten and work up to 5th grade. Kate's class did Mexico, Grace's class did aboriginal Australia, and Bridget's class did modern Egypt.
This blog is for Alison, but you can read it too.
Friday, May 22, 2009
International Day
Today was International Day at school, in which each class performs a folk dance associated with their chosen country, and brings food from that country to share with the rest of the school. They start with Kindergarten and work up to 5th grade. Kate's class did Mexico, Grace's class did aboriginal Australia, and Bridget's class did modern Egypt.
Wednesday, May 20, 2009
More Socks
I knit the first of these socks in Hawaii. It may seem incongruous that I was knitting wool socks while at the beach. Of course, I didn't really knit them at the beach. I knit them on the bus, and in dark conference rooms with air conditioning and no windows while listening to talks about Diffusion Tensor Imaging and so on. And it was congruous with the novel that I was reading, which was about Newfoundland, and though it did not prominently feature wool socks, the characters would have been happier if it did.
Thursday, April 16, 2009
In which Bridget and I go on a hunt
Tuesday, April 14, 2009
Oh yeah, this was supposed to be about knitting
So, I realize I've strayed a bit from the original conception of a knitting blog, with information about what I am knitting, as well as what is happening in my life while I am knitting it. So, here are some socks. The pattern is Knitty's Spring Forward, and the yarn is Dream in Color Smooshy, and the color is Wisterious.
How this is (tangentially) relevant to my life will be made clear in a day or two (that is the mysterious part, see...).

How this is (tangentially) relevant to my life will be made clear in a day or two (that is the mysterious part, see...).
Wednesday, April 1, 2009
Sunday, March 29, 2009
Wacky Garden Project of the Month
This is the second incarnation of this project. The first incarnation involved several lessons, the highlight being the fact that spray paint can melt styrofoam.
So, we started again with plastic lampshades...


Spray-painted red, then decorated and coated with Modge Podge, glued on googly-eyes.
Now, they are Frockling Among the Strawberries.


So, we started again with plastic lampshades...
Spray-painted red, then decorated and coated with Modge Podge, glued on googly-eyes.
Now, they are Frockling Among the Strawberries.
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