Monthly Archives: January 2016
For the quote box
The ideals which have lighted me on my way and time after time given me new courage to face life cheerfully, have been truth, goodness, and beauty. — Albert Einstein
Posted in Do the Work, From the Quote Box, note to self
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Home But No Snow
I toddled off to work yesterday with a scratchy throat and a pocket full of cough drops. Last night that turned into the typical “just someone remove my throat already for mercy’s sake” sort of cold. I seriously think something … Continue reading
Posted in life around us, life on the web, weather
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The Small Points of Process and Progress
After looking at this mess of pieces stuck to my wall for awhile, I did what any normal person would do: today I started to take them down. I had put all the “extra” or “left over” pieces into a … Continue reading
Posted in deadlines, Do the Work, quilting, the creative process
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Sherlock redux’d
I believe I ended up seeing the one-off Sherlock special four times. Three that were unmarred by signal problems. The last time, this past Sunday, I was still paying attention to several big ideas that were put forth in the … Continue reading
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Enter Winter, Mid-January
Almost every year about this time when the temperature starts dipping into the “man is it cold” state of things I am reminded of this book, Our Own Sung Fireside, Images of the New England Home 1760-1860 by Jane C. Nylander Continue reading
