The Shop On Blossom Street by Debbie Macomber

My review

rating: 4 of 5 stars
Yes, this is the book you think of when you think about a knitter’s group. While I’m not always into the adult woman problems and warm fuzzies type of books, I enjoyed this book. The womens’ stories kept my attention. The book certainly made me wish I had a knitting/crochet group to join. I will be keeping my eye out to read the rest in the series.


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The library has been my new best friend lately.

Needled to Death by Maggie Sefton

My review

rating: 3 of 5 stars
This book was a knitting mystery. Yes, I did feel like a dork checking it out despite being proud of my love for crafty things and light mysteries. It was a quick read. Although the characters and plot being forgettable, I enjoyed reading it and might check out more of the series later.


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Cup Cozies

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This weekend I finally got around to making a set of cup cozies for our house. Took me long enough!

Interesting: Garfield Minus Garfield

I am really loving the Muffin Tin Monday idea. I see the genius in it for kids, but also on an adult level too. I think I might try it on Sam, we’ll see how weird a look he gives me the first time! (via Polka Dot Creations)

My aunt, along with some other members of her church, are leaving today to go on a mission trip to Honduras. The trip happens every year and usually at least one of my family members goes each year. It’s so touching to hear their stories when they return about how they show people the love of Jesus. They do different service projects, such as providing dental care and giving free glasses to those that need it. If you would, please remember the group this week in your thoughts and prayers.