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Welcome to 2012!

We are winding down from a very relaxing vacation, and will be back to "business as usual" by the end of the week.

We have had a very restful and fun time visiting with family and playing games.

It has been a great trip, even will the cold/flu bugs.

I managed to finish my USA cross stitch that I started 16 years ago, do a bit of Christmas crafting AND teach myself how to crochet!

Isn't this little yoda cool!!!! He is a finger puppet (my first complete crochet project) adapted from a tutorial I found here:
http://www.happytogethercreates.com/2010/04/little-yoda-crochet-tutorial.html?m=1

Please bear with me as I learn more about blogging from my phone!

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