Keema Curry with Lentils
So, you know I wrote up my Keema curry recipe a bit ago? And I said […]
So, you know I wrote up my Keema curry recipe a bit ago? And I said […]
Walking is something I wasn’t able to do easily in the recent past. My shaking tremors were full body at times, and if they came on when I was walking, I would most fall with every step, my legs refusing to follow directions.
While my medications still don’t have me up to where I could say I feel normal, they are helping. And today, I decided it was time to get out of the house – I actually don’t leave particularly often, unless it’s to go somewhere with my husband.
Just a quick post of pics of my new laptop bag I just finished! Two broken […]
So I’ve been making more bags. Which is funny, since it’s something I’ve sworn I wouldn’t […]
This has been my latest project. It was suggested that I try to work on something every day to help my brain, so I started working on corsetry again. My sewing room isn’t set up yet, but I was able to find all my supplies and get started. I also found a corset I had forgotten about, half finished, that I’m going to finish up too.
While it’s not quite finished yet, I thought I’d share some of the photos I took in the process of making a corset.
This past weekend was amazing. It is the first time in a year or more that […]
History is something Japan is steeped in, and Kyushu is no different. Hundreds of years of history can be found around any corner, carved into a stone or painted on a piece of wood.
This weekend’s adventure took us to Onyujima 「大入島」 island. This is a small-ish island off of Saiki port, where some 500 people still live. It has it’s own traditions, the most notable is a style of hula imported in the 20’s from Hawaii that is still practiced in a small dance studio on the island.