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Monthly Archives: July 2011
Food on Fridays – Tomato Crab Soup and Grilled Chicken & Plaintains
“This is my favorite soup of all time.” Not something I expected to hear from Christopher after I had just given him a bowl of tomato soup – but that is really what he said. Wow. This soup ended up tasting … Continue reading
Posted in cooking, Family, recipes
Tagged Bon Appetit magazine, cooking with kids, Family, kids, recipes, Tomato Crab Soup
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Hawk Studio – Belt Pouches
So, when I am watching mindless television so I can knit mindless stockinette stitch sweaters, Chip goes up into his loft and creates wonderfully useful things in leather. This week he created two belt pouches – one using a striated … Continue reading
Home and Garden – The weather is not cooperating this summer
This last week was not the most conducive to getting projects done on the house. First we had temperatures close to 100 degrees through Saturday. My lawn is now brown and crispy. Sunday was in the 80s so Chip started … Continue reading
Monday Project Report – Not all things go to plan
This week’s “thinking” project was the second block on Vashua’s illusion scarf. Illusion scarfs are not difficult to make – you just knit every right-side row and then the wrong side row is a combination of knit and purl stitches to … Continue reading
Posted in Family, knitting
Tagged Family, illusion scarf, knitting, Louise Harding Yarns, robot illusion scarf
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Food on Fridays – Rustic Chicken, Creamy Citrus Punch and Tomato Crab Soup
First, lets start with last Friday’s recipe – Chicken Breasts with Tomato-Herb Pan Sauce. Can I just say Wow. Here is what happened on Tuesday as the family jumped in to make this meal for dinner. First I gathered the … Continue reading
Hawk Studio – Makes Me Quiver
Actually Hawk Studio made a child’s quiver is more accurate. The leather is 9/10 oz veg. tanned cowhide. It has a belt attachment so that it can be worn across the back. It is dyed using a block dye technique which creates … Continue reading
Monday Project Report – Polkadot and Manos yarns
As I have said before, I am not a monogamous knitter. I always have to have a number of projects going at a time to keep myself engaged in the process (unlike my sister who loves the process of knitting … Continue reading
Posted in knitting, yarn
Tagged Berroco Yarns, jackets, Java sock, knits men want, knitting, madelinetosh yarn, manos del uruguay yarn, polkadot jacket, prudence vest, yarn
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Food on Fridays – Chicken Breasts with Tomato-Herb Pan Sauce
So here is where I try to motivate myself to make at least one yummy thing each week – and to get you to do it with me (grin). I am a little limited because one of the burners is … Continue reading
Posted in cooking, recipes
Tagged Bon Appetit magazine, chicken breasts, cooking, recipes, weekly recipes
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Hawk Studio
Way back when, a little after when Chip moved up here with me, we formed a business – Hawk Studio – which was a business which could incorporate his leatherwork, his woodwork, and whatever other area that he found himself … Continue reading
Posted in Chip, Hawk Studio
Tagged briefcase, Chip Rosien, Hawk Studio, leatherwork, tables, woodwork
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