Month March 2008
I’m knitting a cuddly bunny. This yarn just screamed Easter, and I know that I’ve missed Easter but shut up I don’t care. I wanted to use it to knit those Easter Eggs too (I have the pattern that Michelle… Continue Reading →
The Other Boleyn Girl by Philippa Gregory was one of those books that you cannot put down! I thoroughly enjoyed the story of two sisters – Anne and Mary Boleyn – competing with each other and the world for the… Continue Reading →
You thought I knit? You thought right! Haha…. I admit I am a slow knitter, and I definitely like to be motivated and inspired by what I’m making. The unfortunate thing is that I don’t like to start new projects… Continue Reading →
I acquired The Book Thief from Random House Children’s Books UK during my work experience. The book has two different covers – one for adults, one for children (similar to Harry Potter) and I found a copy of the adult… Continue Reading →
World Book Day was started by UNESCO and is recognized by over 100 countries worldwide. It was originally started by Catalonia to recognize publishing, reading, and copyright. It later came to coincide with St. George’s Day (April 23rd) because historically… Continue Reading →
I’ve been having a bit of Henry withdrawl, but fortunately a number of neighbour’s cats have been visiting me. Do you remember FluffyGirl? Well she came into the house willingly – just waltzed in the backdoor sniffing. After exploring for… Continue Reading →
