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Author Archives: chick
From My Phone
While working on my photo album this weekend, I remembered that I had some pictures on my phone that I wanted to include. So, for the first time since 2017, I took the effort to transfer pictures from my phone … Continue reading
Small Successes
I’ve struggled to get anything worthwhile done today, but I did at least write in my journal, blog, make the bed, do the dishes, and finish an art project.
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It Never Ends!
Watching The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers last night I was struck by how many times the movie seemed like it ought to be coming to an end but instead kept chugging along. The third movie suffers from … Continue reading
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The Long Weekend
This weekend I finished my fourth book of the year. Since I aspire to read a book per week, I should be at 6 or 7 rather than 4, but I could still easily catch up with a few quick, … Continue reading
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Mermaids, Poetry, and the Scots Language
Currently reading: The Tail of Emily Windsnap by Liz Kessler: this is a story about a young girl who discovers that she’s a mermaid. The book had good reviews, so I borrowed it from the library for Livia. She liked … Continue reading
No More Unfinished Projects!
My new cross-stitch supplies and patterns are sitting on my desk. That’s not a good place for them. If I leave them there, eventually I will lose something. Needles are particularly bad to lose, because of the painful ways in … Continue reading
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Cross-Stitch Project
As I mentioned yesterday, I recently bought a set of Calamityware dishes. Calamityware looks like traditional willow ware, but each design includes things that are odd and/or calamitous, like robots, aliens, black holes, sea monsters, etc. I like it because … Continue reading
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Creeping Blue
It started with the great room, where we painted the walls dark blue. Then the blue spread to our bedroom. Now the blues, creeping from one room to the next, have reached the kitchen and dining room via our new … Continue reading
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Blah Blah Blah
I have a cold, and I’m tired and unfocused, but I have things I need to do. Why do we have to have colds? Why do we have to have things to do? Why can’t we always be well and … Continue reading
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Ingredients
If it’s true that we are what we eat, then Livia is 25% bread, 25% peanut butter, and 50% sugar. P.S. My husband says these percentages are inaccurate and Livia is actually at least 60% sugar, and the remaining 40% … Continue reading
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