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It's almost a week to Easter and not an Easter basket has been sold. Not a one. Even though they are the cutest ones I...
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Everyone in retail knows that one of the most important things to do is take inventory at the beginning of the year. As surprising as...
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This is our old pear tree being revived by Philip's cunning skills with the pruning blade. I love this picture because it really does make...
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I went to the doctor for the first time in a year today. Don't be thinking I must be really healthy or something. I mean,...
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In the ring: the fashion industry vs. eating disordersAfter the recent deaths of two models due to complications of anorexia, the fashion industry is scrambling...
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The lady in front of me is fussing with her cell phone, having a difficult time discussing what her friend does or doesn't want while...
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You were hoping I was going to write something about making out in a dark closet, huh? (If so, then you know me not at...
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(just what you've all been dying to know)First of all, it's important to note that I don't have an I-pod or anything like that that...
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(Neighbors, shaking their heads in shock: "It all happened so fast, we just didn't see it coming...")You know how when your stomach has gotten just...
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If you could see the real me, she'd look exactly like this, only she wouldn't be so unattractively thin.So if ever you find yourself imagining...
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(special project)I made the mistake yesterday of reading part of the paper, snatched from the coffee shop. I stopped reading the papers when I was...
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(This post is surprisingly full of religious content and anti war sentiment. So read at your own risk.)Pam Kitty Morning requested a shot of the...
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This is my mother's faithful garden lion. She has handed him over into our care because she doesn't anticipate having a garden when she moves...
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Soul MappingThis is one of my very favorite photos of my mother and my sister. Two women who have been known to drive me batty...
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Never am at at more peace than while I'm gardening. Writing is something I have to do, and it is an essential part of me,...
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This picture was taken at a time when I fit in a size twenty vintage pattern.I am here at the shop going through my whole...
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I have never eaten rhubarb. The fact that the leaves are poisonous makes it seem like one of those dangerous foods that I tend not...
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an unexpected benefitI am marvelling right now about how many people whom I have never before met in person can become such an integral part...
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(BBQ Bob keeping it honest with BBQ Sue)Look what the candy man brought. A sea of mediocre chocolate. In pretty foil. I think this picture...
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or just be another schlump on the factory lineDustpan Alley Web StoreIt's the quintessential American dream to do one of two things: write the "great...
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Plus, a little celebrity conversationThis is the irresistible pre-spring nature show. There are some people out there (no judgment here) who are unmoved by blossoming...
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This has been a week-end almost completely devoted to Portland in one way or another. Philip, Max, and I went to the Kennedy School in...
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WHAT THE?! What is blogger doing? Why won't it show my picture? Will this even post? Something is very wrong. I am seriously entertaining the...
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But first, let me distract you with photos of the 1940's blouse I made from a vintage pattern. That button hole is hand-knotted by yours...
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I developed my bib apron pattern over two years ago through an intense trial and error of sample making and serious cursing. When I finally...
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(or: how to have brand new/old wardrobe)A long time ago I fell in love with vintage patterns because what they represent is the chance to...
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Ever wished your chicken eggs weren't so darn easy to peel? Ever found yourself making egg salad (again) and felt the ennui spread over your...
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I am prone to bouts of self loathing. I found out pretty late in the game that it wasn't just a matter of low self...
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I once read a book about ants when I was a design assistant at Mulberry Neckwear. I was profoundly impressed by the information I gleaned...
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Lisa and her family came over yesterday in a mutually beneficial gathering, as most gatherings between good friends are. I was relieved of my duties...
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Here is my Easter bucket. I am still waiting for the candy order, and I still need some cellophane to wrap the whole she-bang in....
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It seems that kneading in more flour to my sticky spinach pasta dough and then letting sit in the fridge over night has successfully dried...
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