Will you dance?

This video was featured on the NASA Astronomy picture of the day, a while back, in July I think, but I just found it on good old YouTube!

It is about the connections that we make, without the use of language, sharing joy, in a simple but very profound way.

It made me laugh, and smile and think, that there is after all, possibilities......

It also really reminded me of my wonderful niece Sasha, and her joy, and the pleasure and wonder she finds in the world around her...

We keep trying to educated children, yet we have so much to learn form them!

Thanks Pop!

Pete Seeger was one of my earliest favorites. He is truly a Master in ever sense of the word.

I still love to listen to the songs, the ones that you can't get out of your head, no matter how hard you try, and the ones that teach as well as entertain, with passion and commitment, joy and sorrow.

Thanks Pop, for teaching and entertaining, for opening eyes and doors, and leaving the songs that I can't get out of my head or heart! XOXO

I love this video!

Socks for Libby!

I did have pictures of the other sock that I make Libby, but the camera ate them, along with a bunch of pictures I took down in Tucson... but these are the Wool/Soy booties that I made her. They are really thick and warm and soft! What more can you ask for?

the other ones were a self patterning yarn, really pretty, and washable wool blend, warm and practical... One more pair on the needles, the smallest set I've done so far, and I really like them!

They are so soft and the stitches are so small... had to pull out almost a complete sock, I was on the toe and turned it right side out to fit it, and noticed that I had dropped a decrease stitch in the heel, so out it came... ( I did try and fix it, but I don't have the expertise....)

Socks can be so addictive! I already have another pair ready to go....

I have some beautiful Sea Cell and wool that I bought on Etsy that is going to make a really beautiful pair of socks, for me! seller-http://www.etsy.com/shop.php?user_id=5088619

I have this wonderful pattern called "Columbine Vine" that is an open work lace pattern, and it looks so pretty in the Sea Cell, it's variegated, pale yellow to bright, and lavender to light purple... a touch of spring green and it would have been African Violets for sure!

So many projects, so little time!

I took two pictures of my Columbine socks and added them to the post!