There will be no surprise I’m sure that when I chose the name of our newest MKAL I was influenced by the wonderful phrase “Cymru am byth” – Wales forever!Continue reading “Cymru Am Byth!”
Author Archives: Kath Andrews
…And a Happy New Year!
Well, we’ve made it to 2023! We’re only a few days in to the year, but already the adverts on the telly are full of the seasonal ‘buy a newContinue reading “…And a Happy New Year!”
It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas
We’ve come to the last blog post of the year! I know there is still one Tuesday left, but I am taking a week off (!), so my next postContinue reading “It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas”
Open the Door
I bought this book a couple of weeks ago in our local Welsh shop along with The Welsh Learner’s Dictionary. It was encouraging that I could understand the title (AgorContinue reading “Open the Door”
All At Once
It’s one of those week’s where everything is happening at once and some of them are coming to fruition after quite a while! I’m on the final flag of myContinue reading “All At Once”
Turning The Lights On
It’s just turned 4pm, I need the main light on to see what I’m doing and it’s getting really foggy outside. This morning there was bright sunshine and a paleContinue reading “Turning The Lights On”
Something New
These beautiful stitch markers arrived today. The postman was a little concerned as the corner of the box was a bit squashed and water damaged, but I checked and everythingContinue reading “Something New”
Roses in November
“Another unseasonable season” – a line from the song Roses in November by Tret Fure on her album Roses in November. The song is from 2018, but it sounds veryContinue reading “Roses in November”
Slowly Does It
I’ve done three hours of knitting today and I can’t show it to you (it’s for the next MKAL!), but there are some other things making some (albeit slow) progressContinue reading “Slowly Does It”
Finishing the Hat
It’s dark outside and has been for a while now – the rain and wild windiness that was promised for our part of North Wales arrived with a vengeance. FortunatelyContinue reading “Finishing the Hat”