Diaries of a Travelling Sweater

Something about these times during social distancing and a global pandemic has me thinking a lot about the future, questioning more than I should. Where am I going? What is happening? What is normal? Often times I am not eager to look forward to the future. Of course as a teacher naturally I plan like hell. In life, come what may.... When Amanda dropped her off to me I felt a sense of relief to have her with me. I knew the future was going to be bright because I saw myself wearing her for years and years to come. We must have done something right ladies.  ❤️ IN OUR FIRST WEEK WE spent time teaching from home to my grade 3s, cuddling on cool nights in May, ROAD TRIP with David to his family cottage! For me the photo attached will live on forever. I am so happy that I got to share my experience with her and with my friends.  Catch you later  🐟   🐟  

Hello sweater sisters! My time is now up with our beloved sweater, as I reflect on my time with it I have come to one realization.  For me it wasn’t even the things I did in the sweater (Eat, run, nap, walk, sit outside, self reflect)  that made my time special. It was the moments of  reflection, thinking about you ladies.  I can’t wait to see what the sweaters next adventures in the coming months. As a momentum to my time with the sweater, I added an embellishment. What i added is to remind us of what our sweater stands for and our very special  girl gang group!  With so much love,  Amanda 

Hi Sweater Friends!  On May 9th our beautiful sweater accompanied me on my 5.6 km  jog! ( Do not fret, she will be washed)  During this time mother nature was unsure what season it was 🤦🏻‍♀️. During the beginning of my journey it was lightly raining with strong winds, later on it was snowing. Thankfully I had our travelling sweater to keep me warm! This all for my post, but please enjoy the video and photo attached. Until next time ❤️ Amanda 

Hello Ladies, Our beautiful sister Sophia brought our travelling sweater to my home a week ago today! We were able to have a lovely chat ( keeping six feet of course) in my driveway! Here are a couple memories of the sweater and I during my first week with it! Walk downtown Burlington