Done with this crazy pattern, which took a year to knit and I still do not know it off by heart. It is the most difficult and craziest pattern I've ever knitted.
To all who supported me in planning Raoul's and Hannah's wedding a BIG thank you. I couldn't have done it without you guys. To be honest, I brought it on myself, when I asked all of you to pitch in, but I did not anticipate all the extra sewing way back in April. Also, come to think of it, I now know where to hire table cloths for much less than the usual price, where to have flowers done (thank you Lehane and mom), what the buttonhole pins cost (to pin the flowers to lapels) and that simple is often more effective than a big hoohaa. Thanks also to all the Wartons who wave pitched in with cleaning up without asking or having to be asked. You guys are the best! Oh, yes, the correct boning arrived two weeks after the last post, and I could use it in Hannah's dress after all. I don't know how much she could breathe, but she survived the day and now can relax on her honeymoon - breathe in all the air she can. She looked absolutely gorgeous - thanks to Enno and her magic...
Taken from leadershipmoment.org: Transcript from the 28th of September 2012 "Achievement follows preparation. Talent just wants to jump into the action. Preparation positions talent to be highly effective. Talent and Preparation often leads to success. On the other hand, talent minus preparation often leads to disaster. Talent will often provide you with an opportunity for success but preparation is essential to achieve success. A famous General in WWII put it this way: The more you prepare in peace the less you bleed in war." Number two is from the book Shantaram by Gregory David Rogers : After living in the slum he witnessed a case of punishment on a few of the community members by the community, under the strict observation by the leader in that community. After the punishment had taken palce the leader said these words: "In this way is justice done, [....] because justice is a judgement that is both fair and forgiving. Justice is not done until everyone is satisfied...
I went to visit my friends from Se7en the other day and they were making cardboard houses and thus I got roped in to the craft as well. Now, because the wallpaper glue had to dry, i could not finish the project with them and did it as soon as I received the box. Here is what I came up with.... Yes, you need a flag on the roof and a trap-door, so that you can hide away from others :) Thanks Se7en for a wonderful time.
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