1. She is fine with me calling her a hairdresser (this is what my mom calls herself), stylist, or hair lady. She’s fabulously easygoing and I love having people like that in my life.

2. She’s cool with me knitting A LOT and she’ll talk knitting with me even though I have not yet converted her to the cult.


3. She’s hilarious and certainly cheaper than therapy.

4. She’s part magician. Sometimes I wish I had a little elf version of her to fix my hair in the mornings.

5. She’s a really good sport when I ask her to take photos for my blog!

…is a week long and begins today.

I’m going to attempt to knit in public a little bit each day and will report back on my progress. Do you have plans for Public Display of Knitting?

1. I thought Charlize did a great job which might be because I’m a huge fan.

2. I’m totally over Kristen Stewart. Her “Braveheart” speech failed to impress but she didn’t have a ton to work with.

3. If you are about to jump off a cliff into the surf, you should try to take off some layers so you are not weighed down by your huge dress, petticoats, pants and boots. Write that down.

4. Several scenes were too long. The Sound of Music hike through the mountains scene had me wondering if they were trying to increase soundtrack sales.

4b. I could have used a little more closure on the Snow White/Huntsman relationship if I’m already in the theater for over two hours.


5. The costumes and scenery were AH-MAZING!….but I would have been fine without Mirror Man.

6. A twig of a girl on a fresh rested horse riding bareback would leave huge grown men on war horses with full armor & weapons in the dust.

7. I was disappointed to learn the dwarves were not actual little people. Totally charming, the lot of them.

So, overall, a good flick as long as you’re not expecting Lord of the Rings.