Because I don’t have enough to do…
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About Me
MamaO is Heather Ordover, author, designer, mother and knitter... not necessarily in that order. You can get posts from this blog sent directly to your inbox by signing up below, Follow her on Twitter and Like her on Facebook if you're feeling friendly-like.Follow @MamaO
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My Books
Seen in Vogue Knitting
Vogue Knitting Winter 2013/2014
Hugely gratifying beyond my capacity for speech is having Vogue Knitting Winter 2013/14 give praise to my new book, Grounded. Read more...
Patterns and Yarn!
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Latest CraftLit
- Ch 1 - Vindication - Wollstonecraft November 19, 2024
- INTRO - Vindication - Wollstonecraft November 19, 2024
- START - Vindication - Wollstonecraft November 19, 2024
- 678: Chs 53 - END — Emma October 25, 2024
- 677: Ch 52 — Emma October 18, 2024
now appearing…
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My Other Things
You go, girl! More parallel lives — I’m doing it too. Look for RogueTess. I finished a novel in 1995, I think (cranked it out to meet a contest deadline), but haven’t experienced writerly discipline since then. We’ll see how far I get…
Teresa
ih godness. i’m passing on NaNo this year. though i was determined to do it, just a week ago. what with a newly preganant friend who asked for a knit something for her and baby (jeez. i just STARTED learning! does everybody ask for knit things once you start knitting?) the yule gifts i have planned, along with finishing the handmade cards and such, i think it’ll be too much for me to try and tackle NaNo this time.
but wow, good luck to you! my friend manda had done NaNo 5 times, and finished ONCE. but she loves it. i bet you will too…
happy writing!
~melly
Just checking in with my buddy! I’m at 1,250 so far. Have NOT been able to log in to the site for a couple of days. Grateful to be getting e-mails from my region, though. Hope you’re writing — rah! rah! rah!
Teresa