My take along knitting project (car knitting) - a Musselburgh Hat, out of handspun yarn that has been a few other things.

 I haven't finished my year long cross stitch project yet, but I am working on this one too.

 Working on my third Ranunculus sweater (such a good, versatile pattern), this one out of hand dyed, hand spun Optim Merino that feels just like soft cotton. 

 Frost and ice on the flooded yard. This ends the week of close up pictures. There has been a week of sunrises, and one of GingerSnap!, what's next?

Signs of melting.

 Thanksgiving Cactus blooming again (the north facing window ledge is cold, which encourages the blooms).

 Serious stuff when a muzzle is involved - nail clipping day (it involves all four of us, a tractor and a harness, takes less than a couple of minutes now).

 Threading heddles today.

 Fluffy fresh snow on everything this morning.

 A thin layer of pebbly ice over everything this morning.

 His favourite lap to sleep on.

Sometimes it can be hard to believe that this cutie can be a terror.

 Something outside must be very interesting for Miss Maggie to choose to get so close to GingerSnap!.

 GingerSnap! seems to have taken over Miss Maggie's spot in the window (she isn't too happy about it and keeps glaring at him).

 I'm glad we bought a whole case of apples so each cat can have their own big box.

 New box in the house!

 GingerSnap! was pretty excited to see a Starling at the bird feeder today.

 The start of a new, rest of the year long, art project - 60 tiny paintings (influenced by last year's trend of 100 tiny paintings, but with a personal twist) - seems daunting at this point, but should be fun.

 My husband clearing snow during today's blizzard so our son could drive in the driveway - photo taken in the middle of the afternoon.

 March home photo (-25C this morning).