I’m still addicted to knitting socks. I’m on my seventh pair! These are my smallest pair yet because they’re for my four year old. Here’s a couple of pictures. The brown pair is my husband’s, the tweed pair is my dad’s.
Now on to what I found interesting this week on the internet.
This post brought me to tears. I’m dealing with the fact that I will likely never have another baby to breastfeed, and I miss it. I know there were times I complained, but overall it has to be one of my most favourite things that I’ve ever done in my life. This article reminds me that even though I’m not breastfeeding my baby anymore, he still needs me in so many ways.
What Happens When You Stop Breastfeeding
These are the cutest rolls to go with your next batch of homemade soup.
I love this reading pillow that you take with you when you travel.
On the Go Reading Pillow Tutorial
There are some really good ideas here for having a clean house no matter how busy your life is.
The Inside Scoop: How A Mother of 8 Keeps Her House Clean {or at least tidy}
Do you practice hospitality? I think this is falling by the wayside in our too-busy society. Here are some good tips for helping you be hospitable without feeling stressed out.
A friend of mine did a review of the 1938 “Robin Hood”. It’s a fun read.
“The Adventures of Robin Hood” (1938)
One of my desires is to make my home a sanctuary. This post has some good questions to ask yourself about making your home a little piece of heaven on earth.
What is your favourite tip for when you have guests over?
Intentional Simplicity 
You linked to my Robin Hood review! I’m honored 🙂
My favorite tip for having guests over is to start the event with an empty dishwasher. Then you can just load it up as things get dirty and not have piles of cruddy dishes waiting for you when your friends leave.
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Well, I enjoyed your review so I just had to share it. 🙂
That’s a good idea. We so rarely use our dishwasher that I forget I have it. 🙂 I’m sure my children would prefer your method though.
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