Archive for February, 2007

Beauty Bestowed

on Feb 26th 2007

I normally get to go to the American Craft Council show in Baltimore when it comes to town and marvel at the fantastic work there.  As much as I enjoy attempting to create beautiful bits and bobs, appreciating other folks’ acts of beauty is what it’s all about. But the snow interceded, and I decided […]

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Midwest Moonlight and more mitered squares

on Feb 21st 2007

I didn’t spend all of my time tending the pets while Scott was away.  I also shoveled a lot of ice.  And read.  And watched a strange variety of films.  And I apparently spent a fair amount of time at work, though I’m a bit fuzzy on that bit.  And when I was neither shoveling […]

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It’s the end of the world (so let’s read poetry)

on Feb 20th 2007

Originally added by Rachel   So I’m a bookseller for a living. Generally I love it–it’s one of those jobs you fall into to pay the rent as a starving English major and for some people, like me, it becomes an obsession. Er, career, I think they call it. But sometimes bookselling makes you feel […]

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Paging Dr. Kayo

on Feb 20th 2007

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I am not gloating.

on Feb 15th 2007

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The Hound of the Baskervilles

on Feb 14th 2007

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Visiting

on Feb 12th 2007

Juno came to stay with us last weekend.  We had way more than our share of fun.  Let me give you a rundown. Juno finally got to meet Scott and the pets.   Kayo tried to be fierce, but realized that fierceness would get in the way of being spoiled.  Speedwell gave up the scaredy-cat routine […]

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Two wrongs

on Feb 8th 2007

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The Nasty Bits

on Feb 7th 2007

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In Cold Blood

on Feb 7th 2007

In Cold Blood by Truman Capote. This is one of those classics, you know, and everyone is supposed to read it.  Somehow, as is true of many classics, I sailed through my extensive liberal education without reading this book in class.  So I read it after reading The Burning of Bridget Cleary, figuring two true-crime […]

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