I'm wearing the Poetry Mitts designed by Ukrainian designer Anna Radchenko, you can find her on instagram @woollywood, and knit in lovely local Mythica Fibers colors, so special. You can find her on instagram @mythicafibers
I'm wearing the Poetry Mitts designed by Ukrainian designer Anna Radchenko, you can find her on instagram @woollywood, and knit in lovely local Mythica Fibers colors, so special. You can find her on instagram @mythicafibers
Our new family member has been with us four months now, so we took off to our favorite haunt in Nasu, Pension Olive, for a wee spring break.
She's a friendly wee girl, full of upbeat gutsy energy, always on the go, but at the same time warm and cuddly, sensitive to the point of overdrive at times, particularly when other dogs are involved.
I haven't really been able to blog as Sherlock passed, so sad...but with Sherlock I could really feel his satisfaction in life, the healing of all pain, the warm love...he couldn't be cremated immediately as the crematorium only takes one big dog a day, so we had to wait for three days. That was perfect, his little body was packed on ice which I changed regularly, and he had a huge amount of flowers, I had to borrow the neighbor's vase we had so many. And he loved it, and you could feel it. Of all my furbabies, I could feel the release and joy and gratitude most...no regrets, no wishes, no what ifs, just complete happiness in the way things were. A lovely wee soul.
The knit is the Dive In MKAL cowl by Susan Ashcroft, a lovely pattern the designer generously gifted me so I could join in. It does look great on Nobu, but i think it will be worn by humans after all...
It's weird how time seems to collapse, already dreamlike with the pandemic, it disappears into a dull sense of waiting, and a peaceful satisfaction of having the daily noises going on around, the chirping of the birds, Nobu thumping and whumping, leaping on to the sofa with much gusto, and the clatter of the dishes in the kitchen...not going just yet, mummy, let me get on with being here. And he is so cute, in all the messiness of encroaching death, he's so adorable and sweet, the soul shines through the not so ephemeral body, and he is beautiful. And tough, and used to pain and patience, and toughing it out: I wish it would all go fast, but like birth, it takes its time, slowly, but surely. So we're still camping on the edge of the bridge.