EDISTO...A YARN ALONG

"For each of us, then, the challenge
and opportunity is to cherish all life
as the gift it is, envision it whole,
seek to know it truly, and undertake—
with our minds, hearts and hands—
to restore its abundance. It is said
that where there’s life there’s hope,
and so no place can inspire us with
more hopefulness than that great,
life-making sea—that singular,
wondrous ocean covering the
blue planet.”

~ Carl Safina

A lovely day at the beach
and while I am almost
ready to begin Chart D
on Leaves of Grass, I
brought along Edisto,
named for the beach that
holds a special place in
my heart and the place I
would spend all of my time
if I could get away with
it.  The pattern is very
to remember, only a four
row repeat, so it's a great
take along project, no charts.


I finished Dark Places and
truthfully didn't enjoy it.
Oh, the story line kept me interested,
and I stayed up late to read since
it really held my attention, but
I didn't like the characters
at all. I didn't bond with any
of the people in the story, they
were not very nice people and
I didn't really care for the ending
either.

Now I am reading The Silver Star
by one of my all time favorite
authors, Jeannette Walls.  She
wrote The Glass Castle, which
is one of my top ten books.
Have you read any of her books
yet?

Joining Ginny for this week's
Yarn Along