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Living Green? Don’t Be Weird about It
I know you’re concerned, but don’t be. My inner green girl was fine: she recognizes a bag of trash when she sees it, and it’s beyond even my obsessive nature to piece a king-sized bedspread with fraying clumps of crumpled cloth French kissed by dust bunnies and entwined with bent straight pins.
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Tagged art, artist, austerity, garbage, green, hat, knit, living green, quilt, recycle, reduce, reuse, scraps, Thanksgiving, trash, yarn
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Sleeping Felines and Why They’re So Important
It’s amazing what you can learn by sitting on the porch all afternoon, watching the cats. Like this: cats sleep a lot. What is it — 18, 19 hours a day? I can understand why lions get exhausted, what with … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Art, Beauty, blogging, Christian, Culture, Current Events, Daily Life, Education, Encouragement, Family, Growth, Humor, knitting, Life, Lifestyle, Motherhood, News, Personal, Random, Relationships, Uncategorized
Tagged art, artist, back to school, beauty, blogging, boxer, boxer/lab, Carolyn Henderson, cat, chickens, Christian, clouds, culture, current events, daily life, deer, dixie, dog, dog chasing cats, dog chasing chickens, doing nothing, education, encouragement, family, garden, gatherings, getting nothing done, humor, lifestyle, middle age, middle aged, motherhood, news, Norwegian, painting, personal, random, reflections, relationships, ruby, sleeping cats, Steve Henderson, summer, waste of time, Xena the Warrior Princess
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Bruce Willis Knitting
I confess: I engage in reckless behavior. Sometimes I salt my food before I taste it. I set the cruise control for two miles over the speed limit. If the headache’s bad enough, I’ll take two aspirin instead of one. … Continue reading
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Tagged art, artist, beauty, birthday, blogging, Bruce Willis, business, Carolyn Henderson, Christian, culture, current events, daily life, Die Hard, economly, encouragement, family, gift, growth, health, humor, job, knitting, life, lifestyle, middle age, movie, news, Norwegian, personal, Polish, random, relationships, Steve Henderson, surprise, sweater, work, writer
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Sewing, Knitting, Quilting — Real Women and Real Men Do These Things
At the Norwegian Artist’s receptions and opening nights, I appear in something that exists all its own on the planet — no twin at Wal-Mart or Nordstrom’s — what I’m wearing is as unique, unusual, and imperfect as I am. Continue reading
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Tagged art, baby boomer, clothing, fashion, Ipod, knitting, middle age, Nordstrom's, Paris Hilton, sewing, Wal-Mart
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Home Office Space — The Final Frontier
While designated space is nice, reality is that most of what’s available is taken up by dining room tables and sofas and bedrooms for children still living in the house and toilets and such, and when you want to carve a niche out for your business or hobby, you have to be as creative as what you plan to do once you get the space to do it in. Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Art, Beauty, blogging, Business, Christian, Culture, Current Events, Daily Life, Economy, Encouragement, Family, Growth, Humor, Job, knitting, Life, Lifestyle, Motherhood, News, Personal, Random, Relationships, Uncategorized, Work
Tagged art, artist, college, dogs, home office, knitting, Norwegian, Polish, Pride and Prejudice, sewing, writing
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Valentine’s Day: No Need for a Panic Attack
I don’t mean to strike panic into the average male breast, but Valentine’s Day is getting close. Continue reading
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Tagged afford, art, artist, cake, chocolate, diamond, e-mail, European, February 14, love, madonna, middle age, newsletter, Norwegian, original, panic, rich, romance, school, toddler, Valentine
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Please Do Not Give Me a Stressy Bessy Doll for Christmas. I Already Own One.
If there were such thing as a Stressy Bessy doll, she would look like me. The Son and Heir says that I focus on minutiae: “Remember when we vacationed on the beach and I wanted to climb those 25-foot rocks? You … Continue reading
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Tagged Christmas, crowded stores, family, gifts, holidays, stress
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You Don’t Have to Feel Thankful to Be Thankful
When you’re pregnant, it seems as if everyone around you, including men, is pregnant as well. Well, we’re not pregnant (breathe, mom; we’ve honestly stopped at four), but we do look around us and see a number of people in a … Continue reading
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Tagged God, paper, pregnant, thanks, Thanksgiving, toilet, unemployment
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Christmas Cheer, Unemployment, and the Recession
I am a Pollyanna pessimist, which means that, although my natural tendency is to look at the negative aspects of life, I continuously train myself to look at the brighter side. I try not to be an irritating ass about … Continue reading
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Tagged Christmas, middle age, recession, unemployment
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The Dreaded German Meal Knocks Life Awry
Cocooned in my baby-of-the-family world, I assumed for years that I was the only one who wept upon returning from school and smelling that peculiar acrid smell, but at a family gathering once I mentioned the “German Meal” and was surprised to hear all four sibling groan.
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Tagged children, food, German, piano, toddler, well being
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