Here is just a few pictures of my progress.
A young woman's journey to finding a way to make her life just "Simply Better Living," and helping her family and the earth in the process.
Wednesday, June 19, 2013
Explosion of knitting
Knitting. Knitting. Knitting. It has been a weekend if knitting. I have almost finished the log cabin knit blanket. I just have to finish the outside trim and see it together. I worked on my wool blanket I had set aside for a few weeks and started on a linen stitch scarf. It will be so warm and beautiful come winter.
Friday, June 7, 2013
Relief and Release
This past weekend both M and I have decided to not move to the east coast. It seemed like a great plan of moving our future forward but after careful consideration we realized that it was actually moving us back a few steps. In the long run it might have worked out but it would have been a lot of sacrifice to get close to where we are now. It was a conflicted decision but I think a wise one. Both M and I feel as if a huge burden was lifted off our shoulders and we are now able to start living again.
I was not saddened anymore when I saw the hard work I put into my garden going to be all for naught. Now I actually got my hands dirty again and finally planted my lilac bush. I put the seedlings of vegetables in the little container garden I have and made sure all of them had a good drink of water. I am look forward to actually finding a home with some land again and even started my search. I do not feel like I need to give up everything I own now for a life than might have been.
I think over all it was a good experience for Michael and I. We put our life on hold for another life that might start up. We stopped planning our wedding, worried about ever taking a honeymoon, stopped wanting to hang out with friends because we figured we wouldn't see them in a few months from now anyways. It was a really hard time for us and I think it just showed us that we really have roots in WA and are really happy just the way our life is.
I was not saddened anymore when I saw the hard work I put into my garden going to be all for naught. Now I actually got my hands dirty again and finally planted my lilac bush. I put the seedlings of vegetables in the little container garden I have and made sure all of them had a good drink of water. I am look forward to actually finding a home with some land again and even started my search. I do not feel like I need to give up everything I own now for a life than might have been.
I think over all it was a good experience for Michael and I. We put our life on hold for another life that might start up. We stopped planning our wedding, worried about ever taking a honeymoon, stopped wanting to hang out with friends because we figured we wouldn't see them in a few months from now anyways. It was a really hard time for us and I think it just showed us that we really have roots in WA and are really happy just the way our life is.
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