My mother turns 75 today!
If you’d like to see how up-to-date, active, creative,
and just plain amazing she is, check out her blog –
and wish her a happy 3/4 of a century.
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Actually, I’m not into fashion at all. My clothes are cheap and ugly, I dress strictly for comfort, and all my taste is in my mouth.
However, a friend has her own fashion blog, which she just shared with me today. And I have to say, for someone who’s not into shoes and style, I really [...]
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Posted in Needlework, cross-stitch, tagged bee hive, bee skep, bees, cross-stitch, honey bee, honeybee, Needlework, quilt blocks, quilting, wall hanging on September 25, 2007 | No Comments »
My mother has a post at her blog, Lillian’s Cupboard, showing her most recent quilted wall hanging. She had been telling me about a block design she’d found, called a honey bee block, and how she was eager to incorporate it into a project.
Earlier in the week I had been looking at one of the cross-stitch [...]
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Yesterday I went car-shopping with my sister and brother-in-law. I HATE the process of buying a new car, and my co-shoppers were along as advisors in all things financial. (In fact, I was told to say as little as possible.) When all was said, negotiated, and done, I wound up with a new 2008 Toyota [...]
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I’ve been lucky enough to have two chapbooks of poetry published in the last seven years, after struggling for at least two decades. I self-published one chapbook nearly 30 years ago; then in the early 80s I won a chapbook competition through La Reina Press — which went out of business before the chapbook was ever [...]
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I don’t know when my love affair with sheep began. It certainly wasn’t a childhood thing. I mean, I saw them at the county fair, but they didn’t impress me that much. I probably paid more attention to the chickens. There weren’t a lot of sheep raised in this part of Ohio, either, so I [...]
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I was looking for a synonym for “jumble.” At first I was going to call my blog “A Glorious Jumble,” but when I Googled the phrase, I discovered it had been used so much in general writing alone that it was a cliche. So when I consulted the thesaurus, I saw enticing choices such as [...]
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