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Notes from the 'Chop: adventures, crafts, & gratitudes.

 

Finished Object: Cold as F*ck Mittens

Posted October 6, 2017 by Amy | Filed Under: Finished Object, Knitting

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Finished Object: Wonder Woman Wrap

Posted September 18, 2017 by Amy | Filed Under: Finished Object, Knitting

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Whales are Magic

Posted September 16, 2017 by Amy | Filed Under: Cabo San Lucas Spring 2017

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Just Juan More Taco, Please

Posted September 15, 2017 by Amy | Filed Under: Cabo San Lucas Spring 2017

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Goal checked: use my passport (again)

Posted September 14, 2017 by Amy | Filed Under: 101-in-1001, Cabo San Lucas Spring 2017

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Amy Dalrymple

Hi, my name is Amy.

I’m a knitter, website maker, aspiring world traveler, and general adventure-seeker based in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

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16 months ago Ampersand was diagnosed with bladder 16 months ago Ampersand was diagnosed with bladder cancer. Recently she's been showing more discomfort, more fatigue, and more of her age - 18 years! I brought Ampersand home, on my lap, on August 15, 2008. If I'm honest, I didn't really want a second cat because Ellipses was enough of a handful, but she was a sweetheart I couldn't resist. Her brother, Xerxes, from the same litter lives in Rochester with my friend, Bertine. But Ellipses quickly became her brother from another mother after she said some spicy words to him. Such a princess. She was always game for a good lap sit, but really didn't want to be forced into anything. She was the best little kitty for a knitter because although she would be tempted to bite the yarn from time to time, more often than not she just wanted to test out the warmth of whatever I was making. She took some of her best naps under some of my best wool. Former noodle inspector. One time (dead) mouse provider. Ever vigilant house centipede killer. She didn't care much for the neighborhood turkeys, but she sure could chirp her best threats at the tiny downy woodpeckers on our trees. Our house is empty now and that sucks. I ask you once again to hug your fur kids tight. If you're inclined, donations to Blue Pearl Emergency Vet would be most appropriate. https://bluepearlvet.com/bluepearl-cares-donation-form/
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"Hold on, I need to tell everyone I know about the "Hold on, I need to tell everyone I know about the bird I saw today."

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Recent Posts

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