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            <title>45th PK Doily: Haley</title>
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<p>After many months of this being on my hook (almost a whole year!) I have completed Haley, the spiral doily of love. I had made it to the last spiral round when I discovered a tragic error, and had to frog the entire round. I was distraught, so I set it aside for a very long while until I could muster the courage to tackle the spirals again. I recently became motivated to finish up the last rounds. Haley measures 15 inches in diameter and is made with Opera size 20 thread in Antique Violet.</p>

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            <title>What&apos;s your daemon?</title>
            <description><![CDATA[ Make clicky to see my daemon. You can get one, too! Plus, you'll be asked to score me to see if the snow leopard is my true daemon. You've got 12 days before my daemon takes its final shape! <a href="http://www.goldencompassmovie.com/?1187577">Apollonious, the Snow Leopard</a>

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            <title>New Fashion Trend for Pets</title>
            <description><![CDATA[<p>We all knew it was just a matter of time before the plastic surgery craze would extend into the realm of beautification of pets. Mr. Doo has been feeling less evil thanks to those annoying black spots filling in his right eye, and he thinks that the new, Godzilla-lizard eye look is just the cat's meow!</p>

<p>Mr. Doo, armed with a brand-new credit card, located a questionably reputable low-cost plastic surgeon to have his eyes done. He now joins the ranks of other aging celebrities who seek out cosmetic improvements all in the name of fashion and trend-setting.</p>

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            <title>The Colonel Revised</title>
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<h3>You Bet Your Ass Ming Does Chicken Right!</h3>
<p>In the quest to improve statues or likeness of famous people, Ming now graces the eerie fiberglass, characterized likeness of Colonel Sanders, fried chicken maven.</p><p>Ming has powers that far exceed The Colonel. She recently stopped a tornado from touching down in Wilson, and directed it instead to nearby Goldsboro. Ming is a Force of Nature, whereas Col. Sanders is merely a man in a white suit with a string tie.</p><p>Ming knows the secret 11 herbs and spices to the famous KFC recipe because she is omniscient, and she attended the C.I.A. (aka Culinary Institute of America). <br></p><p>Before clicking away from this page, take a moment to truly stare at the new and improved Colonel <strike>Sanders</strike> Ming to fully appreciate the out reaching arms that are frozen in air. Is Ming trying to lure you in for a hug, only to chomp down on your neck, killing you instantly? Or is Ming luring you in so she can Kentucky fry you?<br></p>]]></description>
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            <title>Which creation is better?</title>
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<p>Out in the middle of almost nowhere in Laramie, Wyoming, is a giant head of Abe Lincoln. It's kind of spooky, creepy, and just a little disconcerting to come upon this giant Abe amidst the trees.</p><p>I wonder how it might look to replace the giant Abe head with a giant Ming head. Some advantages to the giant Ming head would be: <br></p>

<ul><li>Eyes that glow in the dark when light shines upon them. I'm sure that would cause many a car to swerve off the road at night!</li>
<li>Warning sounds in the form of Ming's various meows. The statue is located on a mountain, so when snowy, icy, or other poor conditions apply, just flip a switch and Ming will give you ample warning.</li>
<li>Ming is equipped to purr, thus you know when she is happy and content. I'd hate to think of what sound Abe makes when he's happy and content!</li>
<li>Abe has dull, omnivore teeth whereas Ming comes fully armed with sharp, pointy fangs! Ming is related to the ancient saber tooth tigers. Need more be said?</li>
<li>Ming has silky soft fur. Abe's beard looks coarse and scratchy.</li>
<li>Large, triangular ears to hear distant sounds, plus a better range of hearing. I betcha dollars to donuts that Abe was pretty much stone deaf, even though he had pretty big ears!</li></ul>]]></description>
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            <title>She was a Great Shrone</title>
            <description><![CDATA[<h3>She'll Be Missed</h3> 
<img src="http://www.homeburrough.com/hallofshrones/sassymckat.jpg" align="left" hspace="10"><p>Silver "Sassy McKat", official Shrone Spokescritter, passed away yesterday. She lived a full, sassy life of 16 years, and was a fine companion to my sister and brother-in-law. Whenever I'd visit them, Silver would make an appearance, slinking her way into the room, and then would give one of her trademark sassy vocalizations. Silver had the most softest fur I've ever felt. It was like petting silver. She was a wise Shrone. I know she has gone home to the Mother Ship. </p>

<p>On March 10, 2006, she was inducted into The Hall of Shrones. Her salient characteristics and entry into Shronedom are remembered:

</p><p><strong>Silver Sassy McKat is the Uknowable Shrone cat of Elle Marz. Silver has kitten fur though she is about 14 human years old. Her photo was artificially created because there is no way anyone could put a turban on her.</strong>
   </p><ul><li>She has three phases like the moon: blue="love me, pet me, make me drool"; pink="SASSY!"; yellow="rawlf on your shoe". She has a rare purple phase which indicates contact with the "mother ship".
   </li><li>She doesn't meow...she sasses: "neeerrrr"
  </li><li> She is gray..what more be said
  </li><li>  She drools
  </li><li>  She had gone out cruising for penis prior to her spaying.
  </li><li>  She is unknowable.
   </li><li> She walks around the bed widdershins to ward us from harm
  </li><li>  She shoots through the cat-door at near light-speeds after using litter box.
  </li><li>  She's one groovy cat and I think she's super cool!
  </li><li>  She hasn't killed her inner kitten and she freely allows it out to play. 
</li></ul>
<p>She is survived by her feline companions, Stormy and Butter, and well as her human companions, Elle and B.
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            <title>A Visit to Three Centralias</title>
            <description><![CDATA[<div class="clear_left">It was on a whim back in January that I had the
idea that some day in my life, I'd like to visit all of the towns in
the USA that are named Centralia. It happened to be that our road trip
pathway would put us into fairly close proximity to the three other
towns of Centralia that have a ZIP code. We made plans to visit them
and take some photos of me standing in front of the welcoming signs.<br>
<br>
</div><div class="photo photo_right"><div class="photo_img"><a href="http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=383050&amp;op=1&amp;view=all&amp;subj=11677129066&amp;aid=-1&amp;oid=11677129066&amp;id=743344508"><img src="http://photos-508.ll.facebook.com/photos-ll-sf2p/v232/40/34/743344508/a743344508_383050_3125.jpg"></a></div><div class="caption">Centralia, Kansas, is the smallest with about 500 people. It is out in the midst of huge corn fields.<br><br></div></div><div class="clear_right">The
first Centralia we stopped at was in Kansas. It was also the farthest
off our route, but the adventure into corn country was an interesting
ride, as it was along the old Pony Express trail that we found
ourselves. The nearby town of Marysville had a lot of historical
attractions to explore, which we did not. We did, however, stop at
Wal-Mart for postcards. I mailed myself a postcard from the Centralia,
KS, post office, and told the post misstress where I was from. She was
thrilled about my adventure to see all of the Centralias, and she
mentioned she often gets mail meant for Centralia, Washington.<br>
<br>
</div><div class="photo photo_left"><div class="photo_img"><a href="http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=383053&amp;op=1&amp;view=all&amp;subj=11677129066&amp;aid=-1&amp;oid=11677129066&amp;id=743344508"><img src="http://photos-508.ll.facebook.com/photos-ll-sf2p/v232/40/34/743344508/a743344508_383053_5494.jpg"></a></div><div class="caption">Centralia, Missouri, has about 3,200 residents. It was very rainy when we arrived.<br><br></div></div><div class="clear_left">Centralia,
Missouri, felt a lot like home! It was very rainy, and the little town
had a public square complete with gazebo. The design of the post office
was strikingly similar to the one in Washington. When I went inside to
mail myself a postcard, I mentioned to the postal clerk that I was from
the Centralia, Washington, and that in looking up the town's history, I
found out that both Centralia's have a local historical event called
The Centralia Massacre. I also commented on how the post offices look
similarly. It turns out both were built during the 1930s as part of the
New Deal construction that took place across the country.<br>
<br>
</div><div class="photo photo_right"><div class="photo_img"><a href="http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=383054&amp;op=1&amp;view=all&amp;subj=11677129066&amp;aid=-1&amp;oid=11677129066&amp;id=743344508"><img src="http://photos-508.ll.facebook.com/photos-ll-sf2p/v232/40/34/743344508/a743344508_383054_4006.jpg"></a></div><div class="caption">Centralia, Illinois, has about 14, 500 people, just a couple hundred less than Centralia, Washington.<br><br></div></div><div class="clear_right">Our
final stop was in Centralia, Illinois. We made it to the post office
just in the nick of time for me to mail out a postcard to myself. When
I spoke to the clerk, he was very intrigued that I had been to all of
the other Centralias, and that I came from the one in Washington. He
began telling me about the local history, how there was a huge coal
mining accident in the 1940s. I remarked how coincidental it was that
my Centralia also had a coal mine. We did a brief look of the town and
had dinner at the historic Centralia House.<br>
<br>
What is interesting to note is that all four towns have a Locust
Street. I got pictures of myself with Sheep standing at all Locust
Street signs, too. All of the towns have large water towers with
Centralia painted on them, with the exception of the one in Washington.
<br>
<br>
Though I may be partial to Centralia, Washington, I have to say that my
birthplace is probably the nicest in terms of the condition of the
downtown, as well as residences being maintained. </div> ]]></description>
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            <description><![CDATA[We have begun the settling in process now in the cramped apartment! Yesterday evening we pulled in. I have since gotten to work uploading the photos to share. If you want to vicariously experience our cross-country road trip, just <a href="http://picasaweb.google.com/unknowable.shrone">link on over to my photos</a> and have some fun! Lots of photos of food to tempt you into getting into the car and going for a long drive!<br><br><span class="mt-enclosure mt-enclosure-image"><a href="../../Utah%20042.html" onclick="window.open('http://www.homeburrough.com/Utah%20042.html','popup','width=1920,height=2560,scrollbars=no,resizable=no,toolbar=no,directories=no,location=no,menubar=no,status=no,left=0,top=0'); return false"><img src="http://www.homeburrough.com/assets_c/120.03e0a779360da9de4bf11f7184ab1578367babf6.jpg" alt="" class="mt-image-center" style="margin: 0pt auto 20px; text-align: center; display: block;" height="400" width="300"></a></span><br> <div><br></div>]]></description>
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  <td class="xl2814041" style="border-top: medium none; border-left: medium none;" x:num="">0</td>
  <td class="xl2914041" style="border-left: medium none;" x:num="0" x:fmla="=SUM(C3/B3)">0.00%</td>
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  Pineapple Doilies</td>
  <td class="xl2814041" style="border-top: medium none; border-left: medium none;" x:num="">5</td>
  <td class="xl2814041" style="border-top: medium none; border-left: medium none;" x:num="">0</td>
  <td class="xl2914041" style="border-top: medium none; border-left: medium none;" x:num="0" x:fmla="=SUM(C4/B4)">0.00%</td>
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  Gorgeous Doilies</td>

  <td class="xl2814041" style="border-top: medium none; border-left: medium none;" x:num="">18</td>
  <td class="xl2814041" style="border-top: medium none; border-left: medium none;" x:num="">1</td>
  <td class="xl2914041" style="border-top: medium none; border-left: medium none;" x:num="5.5555555555555552E-2" x:fmla="=SUM(C5/B5)">5.56%</td>
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  in Ecru</td>
  <td class="xl2814041" style="border-top: medium none; border-left: medium none;" x:num="">12</td>

  <td class="xl2814041" style="border-top: medium none; border-left: medium none;" x:num="">1</td>
  <td class="xl2914041" style="border-top: medium none; border-left: medium none;" x:num="8.3333333333333329E-2" x:fmla="=SUM(C6/B6)">8.33%</td>
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  Pineapple Doilies</td>
  <td class="xl2814041" style="border-top: medium none; border-left: medium none;" x:num="">10</td>
  <td class="xl2814041" style="border-top: medium none; border-left: medium none;" x:num="">1</td>

  <td class="xl2914041" style="border-top: medium none; border-left: medium none;" x:num="0.1" x:fmla="=SUM(C7/B7)">10.00%</td>
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  <td class="xl2714041" style="border-top: medium none; height: 18pt;" height="24">Exquisite
  Doilies</td>
  <td class="xl2814041" style="border-top: medium none; border-left: medium none;" x:num="">6</td>
  <td class="xl2814041" style="border-top: medium none; border-left: medium none;" x:num="">1</td>
  <td class="xl2914041" style="border-top: medium none; border-left: medium none;" x:num="0.16666666666666666" x:fmla="=SUM(C8/B8)">16.67%</td>

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  Pineapple Doilies</td>
  <td class="xl2814041" style="border-top: medium none; border-left: medium none;" x:num="">6</td>
  <td class="xl2814041" style="border-top: medium none; border-left: medium none;" x:num="">1</td>
  <td class="xl2914041" style="border-top: medium none; border-left: medium none;" x:num="0.16666666666666666" x:fmla="=SUM(C9/B9)">16.67%</td>
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  <td class="xl2814041" style="border-top: medium none; border-left: medium none;" x:num="">30</td>
  <td class="xl2814041" style="border-top: medium none; border-left: medium none;" x:num="">5</td>
  <td class="xl2914041" style="border-top: medium none; border-left: medium none;" x:num="0.16666666666666666" x:fmla="=SUM(C10/B10)">16.67%</td>
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  <td class="xl2814041" style="border-top: medium none; border-left: medium none;" x:num="">6</td>
  <td class="xl2814041" style="border-top: medium none; border-left: medium none;" x:num="">1</td>
  <td class="xl2914041" style="border-top: medium none; border-left: medium none;" x:num="0.16666666666666666" x:fmla="=SUM(C11/B11)">16.67%</td>
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  <td class="xl2814041" style="border-top: medium none; border-left: medium none;" x:num="">5</td>
  <td class="xl2814041" style="border-top: medium none; border-left: medium none;" x:num="">1</td>
  <td class="xl2914041" style="border-top: medium none; border-left: medium none;" x:num="0.2" x:fmla="=SUM(C12/B12)">20.00%</td>
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  with Charm</td>
  <td class="xl2814041" style="border-top: medium none; border-left: medium none;" x:num="">7</td>

  <td class="xl2814041" style="border-top: medium none; border-left: medium none;" x:num="">2</td>
  <td class="xl2914041" style="border-top: medium none; border-left: medium none;" x:num="0.2857142857142857" x:fmla="=SUM(C13/B13)">28.57%</td>
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  Cream Doilies</td>
  <td class="xl2814041" style="border-top: medium none; border-left: medium none;" x:num="">9</td>
  <td class="xl2814041" style="border-top: medium none; border-left: medium none;" x:num="">4</td>

  <td class="xl2914041" style="border-top: medium none; border-left: medium none;" x:num="0.44444444444444442" x:fmla="=SUM(C14/B14)">44.44%</td>
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  <td class="xl2814041" style="border-top: medium none; border-left: medium none;" x:num="">8</td>
  <td class="xl2814041" style="border-top: medium none; border-left: medium none;" x:num="">5</td>
  <td class="xl2914041" style="border-top: medium none; border-left: medium none;" x:num="0.625" x:fmla="=SUM(C15/B15)">62.50%</td>

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  <td class="xl2814041" style="border-top: medium none; border-left: medium none;" x:num="">7</td>
  <td class="xl2814041" style="border-top: medium none; border-left: medium none;" x:num="">5</td>
  <td class="xl2914041" style="border-top: medium none; border-left: medium none;" x:num="0.7142857142857143" x:fmla="=SUM(C16/B16)">71.43%</td>
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  <td class="xl2814041" style="border-top: medium none; border-left: medium none;" x:num="">8</td>
  <td class="xl2814041" style="border-top: medium none; border-left: medium none;" x:num="">6</td>
  <td class="xl2914041" style="border-top: medium none; border-left: medium none;" x:num="0.75" x:fmla="=SUM(C17/B17)">75.00%</td>
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  with a Twist</td>
  <td class="xl2814041" style="border-top: medium none; border-left: medium none;" x:num="">6</td>
  <td class="xl2814041" style="border-top: medium none; border-left: medium none;" x:num="">5</td>
  <td class="xl2914041" style="border-top: medium none; border-left: medium none;" x:num="0.83333333333333337" x:fmla="=SUM(C18/B18)">83.33%</td>
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  Doilies</td>

  <td class="xl3214041" style="border-top: medium none; border-left: medium none;" x:num="">5</td>
  <td class="xl3214041" style="border-top: medium none; border-left: medium none;" x:num="">5</td>
  <td class="xl3314041" style="border-top: medium none; border-left: medium none;" x:num="1" x:fmla="=SUM(C19/B19)">100.00%</td>
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  <td class="xl2614041" style="border-top: medium none; border-left: medium none;" x:num="" x:fmla="=SUM(C3:C19)">44</td>
  <td class="xl3014041" style="border-top: medium none; border-left: medium none;" x:num="0.28758169934640521" x:fmla="=SUM(C20/B20)">28.76%</td>
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<p>My 44th doily now is completed from my self-imposed PK Challenge! I've completed my first pattern book of doilies with <b>Glorious</b> from <i>Wonderful Doilies</i>. I decided to "color" this doily by making the pineapples in a contrasting/complimentary solid shade. I used three colors from Valdani size 12: S86, P10 and JP3. There are two different variegated colors and the one solid color. I am estimating that this doily measures at least 16" in diameter.</p><p>This doily is going to my Doily Swap partner. I selected this doily pattern for her along with the colors. <br></p><p>I've decided to finish up the two doilies that have been WIPs for far too long before starting any new patterns. I hope to get at least one of them finished before we go on our road trip on April 4th.</p>]]></description>
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<p>Here is my 2nd doily completed for the year from my Self-Imposed PK Doily Challenge! It is from her newest book <i>Exquisite Doilies</i>. The pattern's name is Michele. She measures 15" in diameter. I made her from two solid colors of Valdani size 12 thread: S86 and S79.</p>

<p>I don't yet know who her new family will be as I will have to find a forever home for her. I'm sure I'll find her new home shortly.</p>]]></description>
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            <description><![CDATA[Our new realtor has created a <a href="http://www.bickfordhome.info">website</a> for the marketing of our home.<br>The website I created about the history of our house can be viewed <a href="http://www.homeburrough.com/bickford/history.html">here</a>.

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            <description><![CDATA[<span class="mt-enclosure mt-enclosure-image"><a href="http://www.homeburrough.com/springSPfirst1.html" onclick="window.open('http://www.homeburrough.com/springSPfirst1.html','popup','width=576,height=584,scrollbars=no,resizable=no,toolbar=no,directories=no,location=no,menubar=no,status=no,left=0,top=0'); return false"><img src="http://www.homeburrough.com/assets_c/114.6e3bc894c4dacb602697cc9541e929c0561abcd1.jpg" alt="springSPfirst1.jpg" height="304" width="300"></a></span><span class="mt-enclosure mt-enclosure-image"><a href="http://www.homeburrough.com/springSPfirst2.html" onclick="window.open('http://www.homeburrough.com/springSPfirst2.html','popup','width=576,height=524,scrollbars=no,resizable=no,toolbar=no,directories=no,location=no,menubar=no,status=no,left=0,top=0'); return false"><img src="http://www.homeburrough.com/assets_c/117.e9deda60e1c2acb74c351451fcdcfe766adfa964.jpg" alt="springSPfirst2.jpg" height="272" width="300"></a></span>
<h4>Secret Goodies Arrive!</h4>
<p>I received my first package of goodies from my marvelous secret pal! She and I have a lot in common, and we have wonderfully chatty e-mail letters. The bonus is she lives in North Carolina! I think she's on the opposite side of the state from where I'll settle. But there is always meeting half-way if she'd be up for it! (Hint, hint)</p>
<p>She loves to thread crochet and tells me she'd been inspired to dig through her stash of patterns. Her even stitches and perfectly formed double crochets just have me hypnotized! I've looked at her work over and over in a state of awe. I am truly a threadie nerd because I get a tingle and thrill just seeing excellent stitch work like that!</p>
<p>The nifty thing she made and sent was a beautiful tape measure crocheted in a lovely antique rose thread! It's so pretty! I had to give it special attention.</p>
<p>She knows I'm a tea lover, so she included some Scottish tea that she is fond of and wanted my opinion on taste. It's very flavorful and a hearty tea! I think it would make an excellent iced tea. It's a morning tea because of how strong it brews, and I love a strong, morning tea.</p>
<center><h3>Thank You, Itsa Secret!<br>(-:You've made my day!:-)</h3></center>]]></description>
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Once in awhile the skies of Washington state clear out so that we can observe these celestial events that come about once every couple of years. Last night I stepped outside to see what kind of image I could capture with my simple camera. Not bad considering this is through a digital zoom. <br><br>Gazing at the eclipsed moon that looked a little ruddy, I felt transported back to an ancient time in which people may have looked at a similar scene and looked at the moon, felt connected to the Universe and their souls and each other. I had the wild idea that maybe a priestess would prepare before the eclipse so that she might gaze upon the shadowed face and scry. The moon holds mystical, magical powers that seemed to radiate from Her shadowed face. <br><br>What amazed me is how many people in the neighborhood stepped outside to look at the moon. I tell myself that people are very disconnected from Nature, and do not pay much attention to the greater workings of the flora and fauna around them. I observed a handful of people looking up at the moon with me during the 30 minutes I stayed out in the chilly air to see the majesty of the eclipse. <br><br>I texted John about the moon and he said it reminded him to look up and see it. It's weird to think we saw the same moon but "three hours apart" in the space-time continuum. I wonder if his moon looked the same as my moon?<br>]]></description>
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It's taken me awhile to get a doily off my hook! I've been a busy little Shrone flying across the country, ending my internship, and serving as the only lap in the house to 6 cats. I've not had a lot of interest or time in crocheting to boot.

This is my 42nd doily in my self-imposed PK Doily Challenge. It's called Timeless from Simply Delightful Doilies. It's made with Valdani size 12 thread from the Muddy Money collection. 

I've started another doily, on my hook is one of the patterns from PK's newest pattern book. I may finish it by the end of the month. I've been pretty lazy with crocheting these days. I notice I go through crochet spurts and then take some time away from it.]]></description>
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