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December 2006
I have just spent my evening debating with friends on the issues I brought up in my previous post while eating good food, and drinking...
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I spent my morning lazily sifting through my back-log of glossy magazines for pages to tear out to add to my binder of inspiration. It's...
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This has been a transformative year. I have restored myself to my rightful place amongst the poultry keepers of the world. I have returned to...
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Because they haven't noticed that it's winter. These birds are supposed to be light sensitive, but my girls are continuing to produce a lot of...
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Yes, yes, there is more. Always there is more. I have just called SCORE to make an appointment with a retired business person to help...
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(and a really long list)I know that Santa Rosa must have had some pretty amazing sunrises, but I rarely saw them. It must be having...
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OK, so he doesn't look ecstatic, but the pillow was a success. I actually had two wonderful pictures of them in the store, but I...
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There were no entrants for the men's apron so obviously no one won it. There were eleven entrants in the bib apron contest and one...
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Well, as you can see, Max's pillow is not yet complete. I stayed up until two am watching Gilmore Girls and embroidering like a busy...
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(But I'm as cool as an untouched habanero.)All I have to do is take a "quick" break from the shop to get Philip a couple...
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I ran out of the butterfly gift decorations.So I had to come up with something new that I could make quickly.I like it.Highlights of our...
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My boy is really sick. We took him to the doctor two days ago to get a strep test. He didn't have strep. But now...
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The question I hear most from people who've wandered into the store for the first time is: "So, do you make ALL of this?" accompanied...
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It was about forty straps into Monday night that I realized I am my own underpaid sweatshop. Are there any organizations that prevent people from...
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We had ourselves a little storm the other day with a strong enough wind to steal your breath and fell trees. Some people are still...
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This little bird took the last scrap of pesto pasta pretty seriously. (I have to confess that I think it was the cheese she was...
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I don't have my own slopers, I haven't had them for years. Without slopers it's difficult to draft a pattern. You can drape from scratch,...
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In the "worst gift ever" contestHow to enter: Just e-mail us at angelina.williamson@verizon.net and tell us what is the worst gift you've ever gotten from...
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On Wednesday night Max was supposed to go sing with his school. You know the drill, about two hundred cute kids all dressed up in...
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Alright, I was going to do the next installment of the Gentleman's guide to buying gifts for women. While I've been sitting here in the...
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We bought some paint for our bedroom at Lowe's and they gave us this handy little tool for free. I find it curious. It opens...
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(Listen up Tom Cruise, you creepy cucumber)Things have been getting a little dark around here. I know it's hard to believe, but I have not...
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(A guide in several installments)This festive pin would make a wonderful stocking stuffer for the woman who truly cherishes the winter holidays. It is handmade...
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I have not been able to convince Max to help me make anything in the kitchen since he was about three. Not even cookies. Not...
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Max has been waking up at five thirty am for the last three mornings. He crawls into bed with us even though this almost knocks...
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If you've ever been a maladjusted teen, or gone through any serious bout of depression, you may have asked yourself "What is the purpose of...
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Two ladies walked in a little while ago and one of them (after a brief look around) asked "What kind of place is this anyway?"...
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(featuring some pretty poor photography)It was only a matter of time. Couldn't be helped. Philip loves the heart but felt that the mushroom's colors evoked...
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A year ago I made about ten ribbon pins similar to these ones shown here. I made them to have a little extra something pretty...
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(Another page out of a canner's notebook)This summer Lisa and I made two main recipes for dill pickles. One of them we made with no...
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(and how dressing windows is harder than you think)This is the store Christmas tree covered in mostly hand made goodies from Forest Whimsy and Me....
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(This one's for my little lieberschlebin)Here he is, three parts curmudgeonly old man, one part explosively enthusiastic six year old boy. The person who used...
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Me and my mouth. My greatest asset and the thing that continues to make one big huge ass out me. I've spent a lot of...
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(just slap me when I get hysterical)Yesterday was obviously a mixed bag. I got some great feedback on improving my store windows. I found out...
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