Hello world!
Oh how strange this whole blogging thing is. I can make websites and all kinds of things but when it comes time make a blog…lord help me!! So everyone please bear with me as I am new to this thing..lol I thought this would be a good idea instead of typing out a newsletter every month.
Let me introduce myself for those of you who don’t know me or us. I’m Carrie or sometimes Carebear to others. My mom (Judy) and I own Gallery of Dreams in Alexandria,MN. Our store is filled full of yarns and gifts for the knitters. I am married to a wonderful husband who has no concept of my obbession with knitting and yarn. I have two beautiful little girls, Emma (5) and Grace (5 months). Which probably explains all my typing errors, so please excuse me. Typing with a 5 month old sitting on your lap and the 5 year old talking endlessly about Polly Pockets brings my mind to a blank sometimes and my fingers to go crazy with the typing. Blah enough about me. On to my mom.
Judy or yarnmama is my momma. You probably wont see her posting on here very often. She can sure whip up a sweater in a couple days but has yet to master computer skills. (Sorry Mom) That’s why I took the plunge at this whole blogging thing. She loves to knit and is a lover of Newfoundland dogs and of course her grandbabies. That’s pretty much it for her. Ask her on any given day what she is doing and you will hear one of the following or all. Working,Knitting and Grandbabies.
My goal for this blog is to update as often as I can, haha. Also to post exciting projects and new yarns at the shop and just to get out in the world or out in the web.
July 11th, 2008 at 6:19 pm
What a wonderful idea! Your blog looks beautiful! Can’t wait to see all the new knitting pictures when you get them up!
July 11th, 2008 at 8:31 pm
I think u did a great job. Sounds just like you. By the way, aren’t u proud I figured out how to submit a comment. ha,ha
July 25th, 2008 at 1:55 am
Welcome to the blogosphere! A gang of us are heading your way this weekend and will stop by the store and meet you, or at least the yarn, in person.