This last spring, we took a Disney trip. My husband had a conference there so we decided to take the opportunity to tag along. We explored Epcot and all its food (I want to go back sans kids and explore more food), some of us went on the Tower of Terror (not me---total wimp here) and we had a great time. But for most of the trip I was alone with the kids, and because I have different ages of children who are at different stages of life.....finding something everyone wanted to do was sometimes ... View the Post
Because we could use a little Hamburger Helper….
No, this isn't a sponsored post. It's not really even about Hamburger Helper.But who can resist this little guy?(source)Let's start at the beginning. The other day Ruth and I were at the grocery store. I needed to grab a few things for dinner, it was getting late in the evening, and I had a hungry family. So as I'm whisking up and down the aisles systematically gathering the items on my list I came to a halt. There in front of the tomatoes was an older gentleman reading something on his ... View the Post
Skirting the Issue: Bereavement Gown Pattern
Today we'd like to share the links to patterns for Bereavement Gowns. The pattern I used to make the gowns pictured above came from this site: Angel Babies Info Once there click on patterns and you will find a downloadable pattern and step by step instructions for the "Tea Towel Gown". Heidi (the wonderful lady who runs the Angel Babies site) also has another pattern. It is a different style and very simple to make. The instructions for that gown can be found on her blog. The direct ... View the Post
Skirting the Issue Week 5: Bereavement Gowns
More than a year ago I was able to take part in a group that was making bereavement gowns for our local IHC's Angel Watch Bereavement Program. The original post is here: Bereavement Gowns. It was a unique experience. Since then I've talked to many women who have been touched by Angel Watch or similar programs.Every one grieves differently. Some women have been thankful for the gowns, others a blanket they received, others have cherished a bracelet or piece of jewelry. And while the items ... View the Post
Skirting the Issue with Singer
Last week I was posting on Facebook about my sewing machine problems. You see, I had taken my machine in to be cleaned.(It's something I should do regularly but never do...however, after sewing together more than 250 skirts, 4 quilts, and at least 300 bags...aside from all the other dresses, blankets, and projects I'd put it through...I thought it deserved a little TLC.) I dropped off my machine and thought I could live with out sewing for a week........but I was wrong... SO I broke out my "back ... View the Post
Skirting the Issue with Girl Charlee
Today we wanted to take a minute to thank one of our sponsors...Girl Charlee Girl Charlee is giving away 4 gift cards worth $25 each to their shop to some of you who have been uploading your photos to the Skirting the Issue Flickr group. Aside from being generous...they have an AWESOME selection of knits. Like this one:It's a new arrival and I'm kind of love with it!(You can find all the details about it here.) And beside their new arrivals....their selection of sale priced knits is ... View the Post
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