Tell us how you started drinking coffee. Were you in high school or college and making it through all nighters? Did you get it from a family member? What drives your love of the bean?
My husband got me started, he make an awesome cup of java !!!!!!!!!
Since some of us is beginning to see glimpse of Spring, while others are still getting snow have you change what projects are working on? Have you put away the hats, scarfs and mittens, and brought out the cute tank top sweater projects and lacy wraps? Have you change yarn to something more lighter and cooler, not so heavy and bulky?
I wish I am still knitting items for my kids that I hope they fit in next year. Wish I had more time to knit items for myself.
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They are going on a mission trip to help katrina victims and they are bloging their expierences. I thought some might want to check out the good that is done in the world.
I went on a service project as a teen to the appilacia mountians to help rebuild families houses. I was such an awesome expeirence. I recomend these types of service pojects to anyone any age. I still get chills when I think of my weeks helping people who also hearing how they just try to do thier best with life. And everyone is so grateful for what they have.
This Week's Topic:Browse around some of the other blogs of participants, and find one person who enjoys a similar roast coffee to you - share something interesting about them that you find on THEIR blog, and tell us what you've been working on knitting or crochet-wise this week!
I also found out that she is accident prone just like my sister Heather. Also that she has plowed her driveway 19 times this winter.
2. What kind of coffees do you enjoy? A rich, bold roast; a light, fresh one, or something in between? Leaded or non?A nice rich dark roast… Definitely leaded. ( this is the answer from Katie B's blog.)
I am working on a scarf, leg warmers for my daughter , and a pair of socks.
