Super moon & more
Friday evening, I heard about how the moon would appear this past weekend, and caught a moment to look at it. I saw this gorgeous sunset, and the full moon, bright and round, rose up, looking like the sun in the sky. This photo is a poor approximation of it, but it filled me with a strange sort of awe. Remarkable.
Also this weekend, I had this piece come out on the CBC:
I have some fun things planned for the blog in the near future, including a knitting needle review and possibly a give away. Sound interesting?
I am also wondering about a way to help raise money to help refugees, which is such a big issue. I'm pondering a sort of "UNsale." It would be a way to purchase downloadable knitting patterns, without a discount, but some portion of the sale would go towards helping others who have been displaced from their homes and need so much, perhaps through the Red Cross. What do you think about that? I'd love thoughts from knitter readers--would you buy a pattern that wasn't discounted, but that donated a portion to a reputable charity instead?
Finally, the Manitoba Fibre Festival is upon us! It sounds like I will get to spend some time with the fleece display and the knitting relay event-- that is-- when I am not teaching. Please drop by to visit if you're local!
Labels: CBC, knitting needles, littering, Manitoba Fibre Festival, refugees, social media, Sukkot, super moon, twins, writer's life

