This is the view from my window today.
We have had so much rain in the last 48 hrs and it is still pouring down, creating havoc in our communities and town. Our town has been put in a state of emergency and 110 people have been evacuated from their homes.
Whilst marooned inside the house I have managed to stay busy, and I finished a short sleeved cardigan this morning Design 26 from the book Noro Mini knits.
and my woven shawl/throw that I blogged about recently.
This dear little dove of peace is bringing me much pleasure. My friend Mary made one for each member of our small stitching and knitting group.
Mary has had a year of some frightening health issues, and has come through it with flying colours. She has been a huge inspiration to me this year as I have watched her live it all with courage and immense bravery and selflessness.
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1 comment:
oh sally, i hope the rain has stopped. how scary. your shawl is truly gorgeous. i really love it.
i wanted to wish you a very merry christmas and a happy new year.
p.s. we went to a symphony this christmas and i thought of you, the music was incredible.
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