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Pan is a bit of an exception, although it was mentioned on the show, that he as boy was sold to a blacksmith (one of the medieval professions connected with magic btw, can think of some story for Pan),
Really?? I dont recall that? Wow.
I didn’t remember that either. Boohoo Pan! Get over it, my grandfather was sold at 14 to work in a horse barn for 50 pounds.
On the left is my blackberry salad afghan that I am making. On the right is a simple blanket I am making for Reed from yarn I got at Joann’s for $1.40 a skein.
This isn’t all of my stash, just want I am making for this project. Oh and you can see the small skeins of sock yarn I got today as well.
Yes, is your blanket finished?
I have no idea how to post a pick on here from my computer. I don’t think you can, can you?
I kind of expect the pictures to move like in Harry Potter. You know the Mirror is kind of like The Daily Prophet.
Okay big confession time: I went to Joann’s and they had a ton on clearance and then I had 4 50% coupons and then I had my 15% teacher discount. Also, I bought a two outdoor fabric ottomans. I bought 23 skeins of yarn, a crochet hook, and those two ottomans all for 104.60 with tax. I saved 160.95 dollars which seems like a lot to me.
So now on I can make a pair of socks, a baby blanket and finish the blackberry salad one I am currently working on.
Why would Elsa’s mother be a villain in this case?
I see her as the original Snow Queen because the parents had good hearts in the movie and were just afraid for their daughters.
Now, if the mom was the one who trapped Elsa to begin with, then I could see her being a villain. I am just tired of all the parents being villains.
