Nostelgic with knitting

My Knitting History With Mommy

“As I get older, I just prefer to knit. ” ― Tracey Ullman

I used to grab my mommy’s knitting needles and unsuccessfully tried to knit.

One day my friend’s elder sis came to me and caught me doing play with mommy’s needles and she asked me to bring new ball of thread which was there for future use in almirah,and two sticks of our broom, she cut short the broom sticks peel off them to make fine for needles, cast on a bunch of stitches and showed me how to create stitch, teaching me how to knit via the method she acquainted with. I loved making the stitches, excited when I saw my favorite color, blue. I used to take those knitting needles in my bag while going to school and knit during my journey to school in air force coach. The conductor in the coach named Kalish stunned watching me knitting, and told to the coach driver, “see this little is knitting like a lady, how strange!!!”

Later on mommy taught me how to knit when I was 7 years old, due to my grabbing her knitting needles from her knitting bag. we were living at Jamnagar, Gujarat and I was in 3rd standard at Hindi High School there. One day  she took me to the Baniya shop at Air force station campus, bought me a ball of cotton thread that was variegated, three colours, and a set of steel needles pointed at both sides.

Mommy cast on a bunch of stitches for me and showed me how to create a knit stitch, 

teaching me how to knit via the English method. "I'll show you how to purl, 

sweetheart, when you make a knitted scarf," she informed me. I loved making the

 stitches, excited when I saw my favorite color, purple. Once my beginner scarf was 

completed, Mommy showed me how to make stockinette stitch by doing a knit row 

and then a purl row.later in life till now knitting and crocheting are my leisure 

activities.

XOXO.

my article in WE July second 2018

Nothing more pleasant than, after a tiring day, lying on a bed with soft, warm and fragrant sheets. Therefore, it is very important to ensure that this piece of linen is of quality. Know all about the sheets you intened to buy, in this article of mine which was published in Woman's Era second issue of July 2018 !!!

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Sun set and sun rise

I was travelling back from Jind to Hisar with my son. The sun was going to hide at that time. I just thought I would share today's sunset with you. The picture was taken with my phone camera, so it didn't turn out as pretty as the real thing. The orange was just radiating upwards and looked so cool! I kept looking at it as we were approaching Hisar. I finally had to pull over and take this picture. Sunsets are one of my favorite times of the day. I love the watch the colors as they parade across the sky. I guess that is why I like sunrises also.

Just living is not enough. One must have sunshine, freedom, and a little flower.

Hans Christian Andersen (1805-1875)

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GREAT MAN

Winston Churchill, 1874-1965, British Prime Minister, Nobel 1953

The "Father of Victory" in the Second World War

Winston Churchill biography He was a military, political and ultimately prime minister (63 years old) after the outbreak of war. He also wrote a number of historical works, biographies and memoirs, including "Memoirs from the Second World War" and "History of the English-speaking Peoples".

For his writing work (but perhaps more than gratitude for his contribution to the war) he was honored with the Nobel in 1953.

He is considered the most important Brit of all time.



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Harold Macmillan, 1894-1986, British Prime Minister [1957-1963]



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Apollonios Tyaneus, 1st century AD , Neophythagorean philosopher

 Apollonios Tyaneus biography was born about four years before Christ, in the Tyan of Cappadocia. After studying Greek philosophy and adopting the ascetic life of the Pythagoreans, he traveled to the East (even in India) and became famous for his miraculous powers. In the last years of his life he passed them to Ephesus. According to a legend he disappeared at the temple of Athena in Lindos (Rhodes) and according to another legend he disappeared in the temple of Diktiny (Minoan Deity) in Crete.

About 200 AD a very interesting but not very credible biography was written by Philostrato.

Those involved in metaphysics consider him to be the leading mystic of the greatest wizards of all time. He was a contemporary of Jesus and this is important for two reasons: 1) many of the stories about his miracles (even the dead he rose!) May have been influenced by the stories about Jesus (or vice versa); 2) inferior to what he deserved, probably because of the prevalence of Christianity.



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The proverbial (or proverbial) phrases are a kind of phrase that has nothing to do with scholars, although it is related to proverbs as to their popular or allegorical character.

These are short phrases that are not "crisis formulations", so we do not use them to formulate an opinion but to make a characterization.



However, the boundaries with Proverbs are sometimes inconspicuous.

CROCHET LACE

i havae to go to Bhopal on 28th an i will make this lace in journey

                                      

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Fotolabida Crochet-Knitting free pattern : LACE: Βeautiful ideas !!!                                                                                   ...

crochet inspiration

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ग्राफ देख कर बच्चे की टोपी बनाएं, a flower making video

चित्र 1.

चित्र 2.

चित्र 3.

चित्र 4.

चित्र 1  में दिखाई गई टोपी के लिए चित्र 2 में संकेत चिन्ह देखें। 

विधि:

पहला चक्कर: आठ चेनें बनाकर पहली चेन से जोड़ कर रिंग बना लें।  फिर पहली रेबल के लिए तीन चेनें बनाएं, रिंग में 11 ट्रेबल और बनाएं। रिंग में कुल12  ट्रेबल बनेंगी। 

दूसरा चक्कर: तनी चेन वाली ट्रेबल पर फिर से तीन चेनों की ट्रेबल बनाएं वहीं पर एक और ट्रेबल बनाएं पहले  चक्कर की दूसरी ट्रेबल पर 2 ट्रेबल बनाएं आगे चित्र के अनुसार बनाती जाएं। 

पूरी टोपी बनाकर चित्र 4 के अनुसार टोपी की फ्लैप बनाएं। 

इसके लिए 27 चेनें बना कर शुरुआत करें। 

यह टोपी गुलाबी ठण्ड उपयोगी रहेगी। पहले से बना कर रख लें. इसे आप किसी बच्चे को उपहार देने के लिए भी बना सकती हैं।  

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crochet blouse

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paper flowers

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Pics only, My marriage anniversary..

Photo taken by me when my daughter was reading in awkward posture 

March 24, 2014

Iwas relaxing with my face toward the wall on my couch in front of this sofa. when I turned to other side i saw my daughter taking her meal, i immediately snapped this candid. 

June 3, 2011

I Snapped my niece too while taking her meals.Both of them gossiping along with their meals.

June 3, 2011

This was my rose creeper which produced bunches   of small rosesI had never seen 

this variety before. nos this is no more in our yard 

March 24,2014

March 24,2014

When these yarn sticks   ramshackle I put them in plan pots 

March 24,2014



July 4th was my marriage anniversary.

The day I became a bride
When we got married, I was 17 and in my senior year of high school. We have a big but simple traditional Haryanvi wedding...no engagement party, only for both side guests  reception. We   eloped with his relatives and friends and some village members. May not sound very zen to most people, but for me it was a total confusion. But I was help-less I would not be able change a single thing.

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, my front yard flowers

china rose, blooming these days

jatropa flowers,blooming these days

beautiful!

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Recycling of bottles

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