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Category Archives: family projects
plumbing
The fairy tale quilt is done and on route to the school. I am back to my usual work on parts and pieces of previous starts…… And knitting. But the big event this week will be a huge fix of … Continue reading
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the gathering of the clan
They came, all but one of the clan, to celebrate. Sia came first from California, hoping to get some time with Amelia and a goal to swim across the lake and back. (she did… twice). Amelia was back to school … Continue reading
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The Ides of August
It’s Sunday which is my usual time to write a blog entry and send it to my daughter who reviews it and loads it onto Otterlanding with appropriate pictures from my Picasa site. She edits what I have written if … Continue reading
our “builder’s genes”
I have a memory when I was young, of visiting a family with girls about my age. What I recall, isn’t who, but what we played with: Lincoln logs. I had never seen them before and I loved building with … Continue reading
Family challenge #2
Two years ago my youngest suggested a family challenge, (also described by my eldest daughter at One Sunflower.) I have written in the past of the artistic talent that seeps through this family: marquetry, stained glass, quilts of various sizes … Continue reading