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TRUE CONFESSION: My INBOX Overfloweth!
I have a confession to make: for the past few months, I have had a growing creature on the corner of my desk. It was my INBOX. In the dark days of winter when I couldn’t face making decisions,...
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Who Wants Mail?
The month is nearly over and I almost missed it! The United States Postal Service has named April to be National Card and Letter-Writing Month. The USPS’s goal is to boost written—and...
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Saturday Snapshot: Baby Quilt
My new grandbaby is due to arrive this weekend and I’m having a hard time being patient. This is the quilt I made for them: machine-quilted, but it’s the first pieced quilt I’ve ever made – and some of...
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SAD TIMES or Why I’ve Fallen of the Face of the (Blogging) Earth
Okay, so I was never the most regular of bloggers and I was way behind in 2013, just giving you my monthly reading summaries. It was July when I posted “Books Read in May”. It was October before I...
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ANYBODY OUT THERE? . . .there . . . there . . .
I have been absent from my blog for many, many, many months although I have been trying to keep current in the blogosphere, reading your posts and sometimes (alas, infrequently) commenting on them. I...
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The Daylilies are in Bloom Again
(Does anyone remember Katherine Hepburn’s famous line in Stage Door, 1937: “The calla lilies are in bloom again.”)? When we moved here, there were several daylily plantings that have all thrived and...
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Taking a Break
Life is overwhelming me. Since my surgery (spinal fusion) in September 2015, I have been trying to regain the cleanliness and order in my life that I had been gradually losing over the ten years...
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TRUE CONFESSION: My INBOX Overfloweth!
I have a confession to make: for the past few months, I have had a growing creature on the corner of my desk. It was my INBOX. In the dark days of winter when I couldn’t face making decisions,...
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Who Wants Mail?
The month is nearly over and I almost missed it! The United States Postal Service has named April to be National Card and Letter-Writing Month. The USPS’s goal is to boost written—and...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Saturday Snapshot: Baby Quilt
My new grandbaby is due to arrive this weekend and I’m having a hard time being patient. This is the quilt I made for them: machine-quilted, but it’s the first pieced quilt I’ve ever made – and some of...
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SAD TIMES or Why I’ve Fallen of the Face of the (Blogging) Earth
Okay, so I was never the most regular of bloggers and I was way behind in 2013, just giving you my monthly reading summaries. It was July when I posted “Books Read in May”. It was October before I...
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ANYBODY OUT THERE? . . .there . . . there . . .
I have been absent from my blog for many, many, many months although I have been trying to keep current in the blogosphere, reading your posts and sometimes (alas, infrequently) commenting on them. I...
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The Daylilies are in Bloom Again
(Does anyone remember Katherine Hepburn’s famous line in Stage Door, 1937: “The calla lilies are in bloom again.”)? When we moved here, there were several daylily plantings that have all thrived and...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Taking a Break
Life is overwhelming me. Since my surgery (spinal fusion) in September 2015, I have been trying to regain the cleanliness and order in my life that I had been gradually losing over the ten years...
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Cultural Definitions: Social Class Quiz
Hey guys, this is downright scary. I took this quiz, suggested by Kate at Books are My Favourite and Best, and it told me: “Your cultural tastes are most similar to a middle-class woman, aged 60+ with...
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Returning to a Blog Near You . . .
When I first posted this month for Nonfiction November, I implied that I was returning to my blog, after a break that started in May. Admittedly, it’s far easier to participate in prescheduled events...
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