I have been enchanted.
Spellbound.
Charmed.
Bewitched.
By this:
All it took was some mesmerizing blue silk with beads and some wooden needles.
I can't put this down.
Monday, September 14, 2009
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Everything you never wanted to know about life on a very small island, and the tricks that keep me sane.
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- Marissa
- A slightly crazy, sort-of-stay-at-home-mom of 2, obsessive compulsive knitter who is married to a Commercial Lobsterman, and all the fun that goes with that! I live on an island eight miles out to sea. A very, very small island. What does a Boston-born city girl do while marooned on Maine island year round? My response is to raise a couple of kids, cook like a fiend, take on every charitable position available, and have fun! Here's a peek at our crazy life on this rock in the middle of nowhere, Maine!
Welcome to my world!
Frenchboro is one of 14 islands off the coast of Maine that can boast year round residents. There are 31 of us alleged adults here this winter, plus 16 kids under thirteen.
We have a K-8 one- room Schoolhouse, a Library, a church, and a Contracted Post Office. Yes, we get mail 6 days a week! We are able to travel to the mainland 3 times a week (weather permitting), but you may only travel in one direction-on or off.
In 2008, I added the island's first
year -round food business:
There is a general store (with take-out) open May to November,
( Overstuffed lobster rolls on home made rolls!)
Now shipping live lobster nation-wide!
There is a gift shop located within the Museum, and a seasonal take-out, The Dockside Deli, open July and August
You really have to like it to survive here.
On Frenchboro, you make your own fun and excitement. I knit.
Because I don't have a Nanny, and therefore, can't drink.
Island Living: The Reality Show
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It looks great with beads! Just wait until it's done and you see how it looks ON... yowza!
ReplyDeleteOoooh. So if you can knit lace, that means you can come play with us on Seasons of Lace http://seasonsoflace.com
ReplyDeleteOoooooooooo...gotta love the sparkly stuff! Very pretty.
ReplyDeleteWe all knew you could!
ReplyDeleteAnd another lace-knitter is born... welcome!
ReplyDeleteWoo hoo, it looks lovely so far, can't wait to see it! Maybe it's the shiny sparkly stuff you sekritly like ;)
ReplyDeletei joined and turned down my first lace knit along I dont' know how many times because I knew I couldn't knit lace---what aurprise when the right yarn and the right pattern tell us otherwise and then you are hooked
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see what that is when finished! What fibre is that, is that a Tilli Thomas? Love the color!
ReplyDeleteBreathtaking. Is it Tilli Tomas? I've been wanting some of that myself. Yum.
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