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Wandering Stitches Hooked on yarn, addicted to flights, and always running late (literally). Crocheting cozy chaos while chasing finish lines and flight times! 💨💜🌍

The Granny Square Flowers Card Deck & The Granny Square Card Deck – A Treasure for Crochet LoversIf you’re a crochet ent...
09/18/2025

The Granny Square Flowers Card Deck & The Granny Square Card Deck – A Treasure for Crochet Lovers

If you’re a crochet enthusiast, you’ve probably come across the buzz surrounding The Granny Square Flowers Card Deck and The Granny Square Card Deck. These beautifully designed decks are more than just cards – they’re an endless source of crochet inspiration, patterns, and creativity in your hands.

Each card features a unique granny square design, with step-by-step instructions and visuals that make it easy to follow along. Whether you’re new to crochet or an experienced maker looking to expand your library of patterns, these decks are a perfect tool to spark fresh ideas for blankets, clothing, accessories, and home décor projects.

Why They’re Special
• Portable & Easy to Use – Unlike heavy books, these card decks are lightweight and easy to carry around.
• Variety of Patterns – Each deck is packed with unique designs, from traditional squares to floral-inspired motifs.
• Visual Guides – The cards feature both written instructions and visual diagrams, which makes them suitable for all learning styles.

The Challenge – Hard to Find

As wonderful as these decks are, they can be tricky to get your hands on. Many crochet enthusiasts have shared that The Granny Square Flowers Card Deck and The Granny Square Card Deck sell out quickly and are often hard to find in stock.

If you’re lucky enough to spot them online or in local craft stores, it’s worth grabbing them before they disappear again!

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Final Thoughts

Both decks are a must-have for anyone who loves granny squares and wants to add fresh, creative patterns to their crochet journey. They’re not just practical tools but also beautiful collector’s items that celebrate the timeless charm of granny squares.

Falling in Love with the Toronto SkylineThere’s something magical about a city’s skyline. For me, Toronto’s has always f...
09/10/2025

Falling in Love with the Toronto Skyline

There’s something magical about a city’s skyline. For me, Toronto’s has always felt like a perfect mix of modern energy and natural beauty. Sitting on the edge of Lake Ontario, the skyline doesn’t just show off skyscrapers—it tells the story of a city that’s vibrant, diverse, and full of life.

First Impressions from the Waterfront

The first time I saw Toronto’s skyline was from the waterfront, and I still remember that moment. The CN Tower rising above the city felt surreal, almost like a postcard come to life. Add in the glimmer of sunlight bouncing off the glass towers and the calm waters of the lake, and you get a view that’s both peaceful and powerful at the same time.

The CN Tower Up Close

Of course, the CN Tower is the star of the show. Whether you’re walking along downtown streets or sailing on Lake Ontario, it follows you everywhere—like a friendly giant keeping watch over the city. Going up the tower is an experience I’d recommend to anyone. Standing at the top and looking down at Toronto spread out beneath you is a moment you won’t forget.

The Best View: From the Toronto Islands

If you really want that “wow” factor, take the ferry to the Toronto Islands. From there, the skyline feels almost like it’s floating on the water. Bring a camera (or at least your phone)—this is where you’ll get those iconic shots. When the sun starts to set, the city lights slowly turn on, and the skyline looks even more alive.

Skyline by Night

Toronto at night is pure magic. The buildings sparkle, the CN Tower lights up in colors that change every evening, and the whole city feels electric. Strolling along the Harbourfront with the skyline glowing across the water is one of those simple moments that makes you fall in love with Toronto all over again.

Why It Stays With You

What I love about Toronto’s skyline is that it’s not just tall buildings—it’s a reflection of the city itself. Modern, diverse, welcoming, and always evolving. Every time I look at it, I see a different side of the city, and somehow it always feels fresh.

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✨ Travel Tip: If you’re planning a trip, try to see the skyline at different times of the day—morning, sunset, and night. Each one feels like a whole new experience.

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Living on the other side of the world as a young adult feels a lot like watching a sunset.When I first moved, everything...
09/02/2025

Living on the other side of the world as a young adult feels a lot like watching a sunset.

When I first moved, everything was overwhelming—the pace of life, the unfamiliar culture, the distance from home. Just like when the sun begins to set, there was that strange mix of beauty and uncertainty. I remember looking at the sky during my first few evenings here and realizing how sunsets hit differently when you’re far away. Back home, sunsets meant family dinners or catching up with friends. Here, it became a moment of pause, a reminder that even when everything changes, the sun still sets every day—no matter where you are in the world.

Living abroad isn’t always easy. There are days when the loneliness creeps in, and I wonder what I’m missing back home. But just like the sun slowly dipping into the horizon, I’ve learned that every ending—every challenge, every tearful night—brings the promise of a new beginning. The sky never stays dark forever.

At the same time, sunsets have taught me gratitude. Standing here, thousands of miles away from where I grew up, I get to witness the same sun that my loved ones see, just from a different angle. It makes me feel both far and close at the same time. It’s comforting to know that no matter how different my life looks now, there’s still something that connects me to the people and the place I call home.

Living in the opposite side of the world is a journey of growth—of finding courage in solitude, joy in new experiences, and peace in knowing that distance doesn’t erase love. Like sunsets, it’s a bittersweet beauty: endings and beginnings all in one. 🌍✨

Finding Calm in the City: Toronto’s Skyline from Riverdale ParkSometimes, the best views aren’t the ones you plan for—th...
08/23/2025

Finding Calm in the City: Toronto’s Skyline from Riverdale Park

Sometimes, the best views aren’t the ones you plan for—they’re the ones you stumble upon. For me, one of those moments happened in Riverdale Park.

I had heard people talk about the skyline view from there, but nothing really prepared me for what it would feel like to actually stand on that slope and see Toronto stretch out before me. The CN Tower stood tall in the distance, surrounded by clusters of glass towers that glittered in the sun. Below, the Don Valley spread wide and green, almost like a natural frame holding the city together.

What struck me most was the contrast—the quiet of the park versus the buzz of the skyline. Behind me, kids were running across the field, people were stretched out on blankets, and joggers passed by with steady rhythm. Yet in front of me, the city looked like a postcard, full of movement and ambition, but far enough away that it felt peaceful.

I went during late afternoon, and as the sun began to dip, the buildings caught a golden glow that made the view even more magical. I just sat there for a while, letting myself take it in. It’s rare in a busy city like Toronto to find a spot where you feel connected to the skyline without being swallowed by it. Riverdale Park gives you that.

It’s become one of those places I know I’ll go back to again and again. Maybe next time I’ll bring coffee and a book, or maybe I’ll just sit quietly and watch the city change colors as the day turns into night. Either way, that view has a way of reminding me why I love this city—the balance of energy and calm, of steel and sky.

Sometimes, all you need is a bench on a hill, and Toronto laid out in front of you.

“When the Pilot Says, ‘If You’re Not Visiting, Welcome Home’” ✈️❤️There’s something almost magical about that moment whe...
08/10/2025

“When the Pilot Says, ‘If You’re Not Visiting, Welcome Home’” ✈️❤️

There’s something almost magical about that moment when the pilot’s voice comes over the intercom after landing. You hear the seatbelt sign ding, the shuffle of passengers reaching for their bags, and then—softly, warmly—they say:

“For those visiting, enjoy your stay. And for those returning… welcome home.”

It’s just a few words. But if you’ve been away—whether for days, months, or years—they carry a weight that’s hard to describe.

Maybe “home” is the place you grew up, the streets you know by heart, the food that tastes like comfort, and the people who know your history without you having to explain it. Or maybe “home” isn’t one single place at all—it’s a feeling, a heartbeat, a memory that travels with you.

For some, that phrase feels like a warm hug after a long journey. You step off the plane and feel a familiar breeze, smell the air you’ve missed, and realize you’re back where you belong.

For others, it’s bittersweet. You might be returning to the place you left to chase dreams, to find better opportunities, or to start a new chapter. It might not be perfect, but it’s still the soil where your roots are buried.

And then there are those moments when “welcome home” makes you pause. Because maybe the city you’re landing in isn’t technically your birthplace. Maybe your definition of “home” has changed over the years. Sometimes, home is wherever you’ve built a life, found love, or created a safe space for yourself.

That short announcement reminds us of something simple but profound: home isn’t always a physical address—it’s where your heart feels at peace.

So next time you’re on a flight and hear that pilot’s voice, take a breath. Let the words sink in. Think of all the places you’ve called home, and all the versions of yourself that have returned to them.

And if you are returning—whether to a bustling city skyline, a quiet countryside, or the arms of someone waiting for you—welcome home. 💛

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