faithfulheart

@faithfulheart (18)

United States • Age 57

Joined myLot 18 years ago

"I have discovered the paradox that if I love until it hurts there is no more hurt only more love." -Mother Teresa

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How many of us are sick of the same old discussions?

matt608 @matt608 (843) 17 Dec 06

I have only been a myloy member for a few days, and allready there are discussions constantly being repeated to death. The most commen ones are things like religion, and how mylot works. I dont know how people get to having...

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faithfulheart Wouldn't it be more productive to suggest several topics that you'd like to discuss rather than complain about the dearth of stimulating content here? This site can be as good as we decide that we want it to be. Isn't it better, as someone once said, to...

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Are you going to help your kids with tuition costs?

mytwo_daughters @mytwo_daughters (2663) • United States 21 Nov 06

We all know tuition for college is outrageous, are you going to help your kids with college?

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faithfulheart I came from a family with four kids and my parents did not put any money away for us to go to college, so I put myself through college without one penny of support from my parents. It was very difficult. I had to work--a lot--but I really feel like I earned my...

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today is my birthday

liangyin @liangyin (193) • China 15 Dec 06

Today is my birthday,and this is one of my friends remind me this morning,i am very happy,because that is someone remember me!

birthday

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faithfulheart Happy Birthday!

15 Dec 06

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Will you eat turkey or ham or goose or something else for Christmas dinner?

kbkbooks @kbkbooks (7022) • Canada 15 Dec 06

Talk about what is your favorite holiday meal and why. Is it a tradition with your family? We usually have turkey with stuffing (dressing if you bake it outside the bird), cranberry sauce, mashed potatoes, gravy, rolls and...

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faithfulheart I am a vegetarian, so I won't be eating any turkey or ham or goose. I enjoy eating vegetables, and I love rolls and butter and all the pie I can eat. . .

15 Dec 06

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What is your favorite type of knitting needles?

Esmy27 @Esmy27 (47) • United States 29 Nov 06

I prefer wood knitting needles, because they are easier to learn with and are warm. However, I like the speed of aluminum (not to mention the click, clack). Wha is your favorite type of knitting needle and why?

knitting

needles

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faithfulheart I have several favorites. I guess, like you, it depends on the project that I'm working on. For socks, I prefer bamboo dpn's. For other projects I like the slick speed of metal needles. I have a set of plastic interchageable needles, which are convenient, but...

15 Dec 06

Do you have a personal collection?

lauraaxe @lauraaxe (1597) • Italy 30 Nov 06

If yes, of what? stamps, coins, antiques objects....

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faithfulheart I collect green frogs (not living ones) I also collect yarn, knitting books and supplies. Oh yeah, and chocolate.

15 Dec 06

do you or any one in your family indulge in knitting??

bhawnam @bhawnam (1436) • India 21 Nov 06

do you like knitting? if yes then what all do you knit? And how often do you use internet to find patterns regarding the same?

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faithfulheart Yes, I like knitting. I knit all kinds of projects including hats, socks, sweaters, shawls and bags. I get many of the patterns that I use on the Internet. One of my favorite sites for free knitting patterns is: knitty.com. Another good online knitting...

15 Dec 06

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Is knitting or crocheting harder?

wsue1023 @wsue1023 (1395) • United States 10 Sep 06

I'd like to learn, which is the best one to start with, which makes the prettiest baby afghans?

baby afghan

crocheting

knitting

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faithfulheart You can really learn either one. I would recommend finding a yarn shop in your area that offers lessons. It's always best to learn from someone who knows how to do it. I have had students who have learned to knit or crochet from following the directions in a...

15 Dec 06

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Is knitting or crocheting harder?

wsue1023 @wsue1023 (1395) • United States 10 Sep 06

I'd like to learn, which is the best one to start with, which makes the prettiest baby afghans?

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knitting projects.

bhawnam @bhawnam (1436) • India 7 Dec 06

post in your favourite knitting projects. It would be nice if you add image as well. mine are these gloves.. have already made dozens of pairs of these.. if anyone wants the pattern notes then feel free to ask for the same.

knitting

pattern notes

projects

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faithfulheart I made this cell phone cosy for my daughter's cell phone. I also like making fingerless gloves, hats, scarves, shawls. I really enjoy knitting.

15 Dec 06

Knitting projects

kiah25 @kiah25 (128) • United States 10 Dec 06

What kind of knitting projects ar people working on for the holidays? I'm making scarves for several of my family members, a poncho, and a baby gift or two.

baby

baby gift

knitting

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faithfulheart I am working on hats, socks and fingerless gloves for Christmas gifts. I started a baby sweater, but it won't be done in time.

15 Dec 06

Criticism-How do you choose to handle it?

gomathykannan @gomathykannan (52) • India 15 Dec 06

Nobody is exempted from censure. No one is immune. Sad to say the vaccine that will make us criticism-free is not yet invented. People from all walks of life – from the king who lived in the palace to the pauper who lived on the...

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faithfulheart Unfortunately, criticism is a fact of life. If you put yourself out there and create something or stand up for what you believe in, there will always be those who disagree with you. I think its important to be confident in who you are and what you stand...

15 Dec 06

What do you do to relax?

CollectingMyThoughts @CollectingMyThoughts (304) • United States 15 Dec 06

I’m a little stressed out and would love to hear what other people do to take it down a notch or two. Me myself, I’m a bathtub girl, candles, bubbles and all. There’s just something about taking a nice long soak to kind of soften...

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faithfulheart When I want to relax I do yoga, or take a hot bubble bath. Other things that help me to chill out are, knitting, reading a good escapist story, even taking a walk can help me to clear my head and get a different perspective on what is stressing me out to begin...

15 Dec 06

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Homework

tbomb2002 @tbomb2002 (269) • United States 15 Dec 06

My daughter is only in the first grade, so she doesn't have homework very often. However, when she has it, she is happy to do it as long as there is not something else going on that she'd rather do. This is only the start of...

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faithfulheart I have two school-age children, and homework has always been a challenging issue. I think that basically you are laying the groundwork for good study habits and self discipline far and above the actual work that they are doing. I make sure that they have a...

15 Dec 06

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