Apr
25
2010
episode 105: “Robot Pancakes”
the April has been sponsored by The Knitted Geek. They have offered up a skein of their Version 2.0 hand dyed sock yarn. You get to pick the color!

so many pretty options!
A donation made to the podcast during the month of April gets you entered into the drawing.
All proceeds help fund the podcast. thanks!
Townhomesteading
-the BIG move
-out with the old; quality vs quantity
-compost bins
-raspberry vines, apple trees, and grape vines
Babble:
-ohhhh look at that pretty girl
-robot pancakes
Fibery goodness:
maryland sheep and wool is coming up! meet and greet scheduled!
You are invited to the podcaster meet and greet extravaganza!
who? guido, natalie, jackie, jasmin, gigi, and me
what? goodie bags and loads of awesomsauce
where? outside the maryland sheep and wool gate in the Columbia Sip N Knit hospitality area
when? Saturday 5/1 from 11-1pm,
why? well? why not?! it’ll be fun!
-ishbel


-barn raising quilt back on
-spinning this summer to knit this winter
-cleared out the stash
-mondo won’t be done
Favorite thing:

Ghost Adventures
it’s so bad, it’s good. kinda.
Apr
15
2010
the April has been sponsored by The Knitted Geek. They have offered up a skein of their Version 2.0 hand dyed sock yarn. You get to pick the color!

so many pretty options!
A donation made to the podcast during the month of April gets you entered into the drawing.
All proceeds help fund the podcast. thanks!
episode 104: Wear your WIP with pride!
Townhomesteading
-Getting perennials from mom flocks and asters;
-perennials vs annuals. why perennials are great?
-Containers for blueberry bush or tree $15
-Started the container plantings
-Earth day coming soon! Watch for sales
Babble
-keys! a starbucks Story
-library success
-Peanut butter and jelly dance
-cleaning house
Fibery Goodness
maryland sheep and wool is coming up! meet and greet scheduled!
You are invited to the podcaster meet and greet extravaganza!
who? guido, natalie, jackie, jasmin, gigi, and me
what? goodie bags and loads of awesomsauce
where? outside the maryland sheep and wool gate in the Columbia Sip N Knit hospitality area
when? Saturday 5/1 from 11-1pm,
why? well? why not?! it’ll be fun!
-destashed to pay Jackie back
-spinning yarns
-ishbel in cormo rediscovered
-recalculating the ishbel
-wearing a work in progress
Favorite thing:

freecycle
Apr
09
2010
is it weird…
that i love the taste of prunes?
that i don’t shower every day?
that it creeps me out when people blow their nose while sitting on the toilet?
that i like peeking into people’s houses at night as i drive by to see what they’re doing?
that i find it comforting to have old things around?
that i love the idea of a pantry filled with big mason jars of stuff all lined up in a row?
that i practice my ASL fingerspelling with license plates and street signs as i drive around?
that i LOVE the smell of freshly cut grass?
that i think picking pieces of chicken off the whole chicken tastes better then if you cut a piece for your plate?
i don’t know. i was thinking some of that was pretty weird.

but is it weird al weird?
Apr
05
2010
episode 103: “I’m Giving it Up”
The March donation incentive winner is Lisa. Please check your email, because YOU have won a signed copy of Respect the Spindle by Abby Franquemont and The Enchanted Sole by Janel Laidman!!
Thanks again to Ellen for donating those books! you rock!
the April has been sponsored by The Knitted Geek. They have offered up a skein of their Version 2.0 hand dyed sock yarn. You get to pick the color!

so many pretty options!
All it takes is a donation to the podcast during the month of April to qualify! :)
Townhomesteading:
-Clearing the flower beds
-Portable gardens
-no caffeine, no sugar, no flour= level blood sugar
-elanas pantry
Babble:
-Bicycle!

-Ryans show (ryan’s band Angel Eyes if you are interested in checking them out. he plays drums)
-holiday weekend

Fibery goodness:
-knitting sock
-finished faraway, so close shawl

-mondo cardi in process. Sleeves have to wait
-spinning again
-Easter fiber washing fleece and dyeing

Favorite thing:

American Science and Surplus