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What Do You Think?

I enjoyed several years as a medium and "people psychic" before specializing in animal communication. Should I once again expand and include "standard" psychic readings for people in my practice?

  • Yes, please! (78%, 25 Votes)
  • I think I'd need more information before deciding. (16%, 5 Votes)
  • No, continue to specialize in animals. (6%, 2 Votes)

Total Voters: 32

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  • And somehow we wake up to a quarter of the house without power. Usual stuff checked, electrician called. "Like a hole in the head." 1 week ago
  • Some of life's most interesting questions are the ones that have no "rational" answer. 2 weeks ago
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KnitWit: Sockin' Around the Christmas Tree

Well, Christmas is over, so I can now post photos of everyone’s tootsie-toasters online. I’ve actually already got them in my Ravelry account, but the family doesn’t visit that site, so no chance of them having seen them there.

As I mentioned in a previous post, I’ve taken an interest (in my usual obsessive over the top way) in learning to knit socks.

Knit Wit: Sock Education

Socks.

I love socks.  Not as much as my daughter, who would probably buy a pair a day if she had the opportunity, but I do love socks.  I also consider them one of the most useful things to knit.  I mean, you can only find so many scarves useful before they start just taking up [Click title to read post ...]

Creative Overload: Knitting and NaNo!

I woke with a head full of fuzz this morning.  I want to be working on my novel, but thought I would write a blog post first, to flush out the circuits a bit.

Knit-Wit Update

The past few days have been filled with creative fun.  I finished that second scarf, to start with, on November first.  [Click title to read post ...]

Knit Wit: My First Scarf

I’m so proud of me.

My first actual knitting project is finished.  Yes, it’s just a simple scarf, but I quite like the way it turned out, especially considering that I’ve never knitted anything before.  It has a few bumps and bubbles, of course, but I don’t think it turned out half badly.  Neither does [Click title to read post ...]

Knit-Wit

As if I needed something else to do with my time, I’m learning how to knit.

Now, this is rather odd for me.  I’m not very domestic at all.  Though I love my daylilies, my physical problems over the past year have kept me from getting down and dirty in the gardens.  I have a to-do [Click title to read post ...]