Hi Virginia:
Oh your comment is so sweet, and I’m so happy that I could inspire you to take those little micro retreating moments. I’m trying to remind myself just now too! XO
]]>Eileen – You are so sweet! I’m so glad you enjoyed it. I went to a girl scout camp one year too. Camp Netimus! Xo
]]>Oh Amy, I am so happy for you, that you took the time to return to your beloved Squam Lake for some much needed/deserved rest, relaxation and renewal. The pictures give such a nice glimpse of your wonderful retreat. And your signature rice pattern on fabric…yessss!! Thank you for sharing…it’s inspiring me to look more closely into a women’s retreat this September at the same Girl Scout camp I attended in the early 70s!
Namaste💗
Hi Eleisa:
I’m so glad that you enjoyed those workshops and that you are taking things in your own time. It’s so important. Thanks so much for reading and sharing here. xo
]]>HI Donna:
Oh your gathering sounds just delightful. I’m so excited for you. I feel more clued in about it too after being with so many talented knitters this past week. Enjoy and thanks for reading!
xo
HI Laurie – Oh I’ve only done shorter experiments in retreat with silence. I know many who love it. Thank you for sharing! xo
]]>I’ll be going to Black Sheep Gathering here in Oregon later this month. It’s a fiber festival, including marketplace, barns with sheep, goats and other fiber critters, classes and other activities. Not a retreat, but a great chance to recharge and get inspiration. Actual retreat time for me means moments of solitude, spinning, knitting, slow drawing, or doing other art. I try to include some of that in every day.
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