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Author Archives: Carrie
There’s Nothing Like a Deadline…
There’s nothing like a deadline to really kick you in the pants and get your rear in gear. Seriously. I have two to speak of at the moment. They happen every year. I don’t know why I procrastinate every single … Continue reading
Redmond Watershed Park and Preserve
Yesterday was sunny again, so Fiancé encouraged me to once again play hooky and get outside. I didn’t need much prodding to abandon an afternoon of cleaning the house. Who does? After consulting my handy-dandy guidebook again, I elected to … Continue reading
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Tagged hiking, outdoor, Seattle
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O. O. Denny Park Trail
It was sunny today, so I gave myself a break from the computer and knitting needles to get outside for a while. I picked up my hiking guidebook and selected another trail. This time it was a short, easy loop … Continue reading
Mohawk Hat
I also finished my friend’s mohawk hat in super-duper purple and black. It went very quickly once I got started again. And I have to admit that I giggled quite a bit while creating it. Fiance thought I was losing … Continue reading
Blue Leaves Finale
I finally finished the Blue Leaves shawl/scarf. Yay! I really think I’m liking it as a wide scarf, now that I’ve worn it several times. (And no, it’s not even blocked yet.) This is definitely my new favorite. And of … Continue reading
October Projects
Here are some of the things I worked on in October. Some are finished, many are still in progress. My Blue Leaves shawl, still in progress but the end is now in sight. Just a few more repeats… A cable … Continue reading
Look Out Below!
Seriously, look out. Because now I’m dangerous and enabled. I have gear. It’s all Fiancé’s fault…and a tad bit REI’s. You see, the nearest REI store was having their member-only garage sale today and I just happen to be a … Continue reading
Multnomah Falls
This spot is so beautiful, it deserves its own post. We arrived at Multnomah Falls in late afternoon on our way back to Portland from Mt. Hood. (see Mt. Hood post for those pics) There is a viewing platform at … Continue reading
Mt. Hood
Fiancé and I decided to take a quick trip to Portland and the Mount Hood area this weekend. He has been snowboarding several times at the major ski areas on the mountain and wanted to show me around. The minor … Continue reading
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Tagged hiking, Mount Hood, outdoor, Portland, volcano, wedding
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Striped Hat
One of my coworkers came to me with this project several months ago. She has a non-average-sized head and has trouble finding fun hats off the shelf that actually fit. And she loves to wear fun hats. She’s the type … Continue reading