7 February 2020

Weekend reading

In the past few months I've been asked by quite a few readers to restart my Weekend Reading. This list is made up of things I've Googled in the past week as well as some of my general online reading that I think others might be interested in.  Let's see how it goes this time.  I hope you enjoy it.

I didn't grow these roses, they were a gift.  ðŸ™‚

Learn Embroidery with 32 helpful stitch instructions  I had a number of ladies asking about how I made my bread bag. Well, it's just a drawstring bag made of linen, with decorative embroidery.  I always draw my own patterns with a pencil. I hope this page will help start those ladies on the road to embroidery.
What is punch needle embroidery? - I'm dying to do this.  I made a couple of rugs (40 years ago) but this kept popping into my mind.  When I finish a few other projects, this is what I'll be doing.
Not enough hours in the day? Well, finding more may not help
How To Make Impossibly Fluffy Japanese-Style Pancakes and the rice cooker method is here.
Stories for a changing world (videos)
Connecting elderly care with local communities
Musings from the Lunatic Farmer
3 Home Dairy Myths That Are Holding You Back
I just found this article and include it now, it's Julia Gillard's greatest speech. She is our ex-Prime Minister.  It's just been voted the most unforgettable Australian TV moment, one of many accolades it's received since it was delivered.  I watched the Misogyny Speech again three weeks ago because I wanted to clearly remember what she said. She is an absolute inspiration to me.
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