Not feeling terribly creative, point form will have to do. My week taught me:
- Quinoa in its raw form, spilt in the kitchen, has the ability to jump and hide in every nook and cranny and will most likely be discovered for years forward.
- Quinoa, cooked, spilt in the kitchen, resists wiping up, clutching firmly to it's landing spot.
- Delivering a comfort shawl: a mother's grief never loses its sharp edge. And rightfully so.
- An example of friendship that went above and beyond normal bounds, one sharing a kidney with his buddy, still in his 20's.
- It feels good to frog a stalled project, 350 meters in.
- It's easier to walk 10,000 steps than to walk an hour and forty minutes. Go figure, they're both five miles.
- Dancing Merengue is a good way to accumulate pedometer steps.
- There are few places more beautiful than British Columbia in a good summer.
- Babette is a cute name for an endless project:
Life's a Stitch 
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