With a cocktail of drugs that helps stave off a quick death after being infected with HIV, the urgency of supporting our brothers who are infected has been significantly reduced.
Keep It Up And yet, the cost for those life-saving drugs is astronomical. The need to keep educating our young to protect themselves from getting infect is even more urgent. And the organizations the provide services to people with HIV/AIDS still need our help...now more so than ever.
A new-found friend from the retreat is riding in the Friends For Life bicycle ride, and it would be an excellent way to support the People With AIDS Foundation of Toronto (the ride goes from Toronto to Montréal). One of the things I like about contributing to this charity, is how they detail what your contribution can be used for:
My friend Christopher Walker (strange name for a cyclist, no?) is just $700 short of his pledge goal, so if anyone can pledge for him, it'd be great.
Current Knitting/Crocheting I've actually started a new spiral square Tunisian crochet baby blanket. This time I'm using Poem Sock Yarn by Universal Yarns which is both soft and machine washable AND has pretty colors.
It might actually make a decent baby blanket...way better than the Kauni blanket at least.
Men's Spring Knitting Retreat - Part 3 More photos from the retreat...just reviewing the photos again puts a lump in my throat.
Veryl, Van and Max with the Cottswold ram
Mark, Brady and Ted discussing fleece locks
Ewetopia
Cottswold ewe
Huge barn
The boys
Chuck, Nick and John
Doug and Alan
Ray, Ted, Danny, Van and Sean
Vince with projects to show
Nick felting something
Blurry Van with gorgeous weaving
Danny showing off his lace cowl
Ray in his new scarf
Scotty, John, Phil Mark, WonderMike, John and Brady
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