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Monthly Archives: February 2014
The Golden Rule Gloves
Bay and Carleen were victorious at The Bridal Bazaar. They gave away all their bags of goodies and talked up hundreds of brides-to-be. The phone rang and the appointment book filled up. The vacuum cleaner broke for the last time … Continue reading
Empty
I’m leaving tea towels aside today to celebrate the emptiness of my storage space. It took over a year to empty it completely. Surrounded by all my stuff again, it’s time to get back to thoughtful analysis of what is … Continue reading
Reggie’s Lunch on a Private Jet
Reggie is out of town today and probably won’t read this post until Thursday, so instead of writing about gardening like I usually do on Wednesdays, I’m going to take advantage of his absence and indulge my readers in a … Continue reading
Down Admiral Fitch Avenue
For readers who have been paying attention, Monday is the day I write about my “Lady Alone Traveler” adventures. In the back of my mind, I have an idea for a book about interesting and off-beat places in Maine. I’ve … Continue reading
Growing Daylight
It’s almost 6:00 p.m. in this picture. Ten hours and fifty-one minutes of daylight.
Posted in Today We Rest
Tagged Beware the Polar Vortex, Longer days, sunset
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The Bridal Bazaar
It’s that time of year…show time. Home shows, flower shows, and of course, bridal shows. Like indoor county fairs, these gatherings are often coordinated by professional event planners and sold to vendors as an opportunity to showcase their products and … Continue reading
This Spectral Season
More snow here in New England and even though the days are longer and the sun is stronger, I hear weary complaints. The monstrous piles of white stuff causes shovelers to see shapes and spectres. Remember, the sun rises and … Continue reading
Posted in Minimalist
Tagged Ecclesiastes 1:5, Kay Dee, Tea Towel Thursday, the walking weary
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The Parch
When I was in college, we had an expression for the phenomenon which occurred the morning after drinking a few too many beers. You know, that tongue stuck to the roof of your mouth feeling? The parch. It’s a silly … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking and Food, Farmers
Tagged California, drought, food insecurity
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Jury Duty
That’s my teaser title excuse for getting the blog up late today. I don’t have jury duty. For some of the employed, including me, today is a holiday known as Presidents’ Day. I’m sitting on the couch, listening to BBC-Radio … Continue reading
Foiled by Time
I had a plan for these paper hearts and no, it wasn’t part of a “Galentines Day” scheme. (The long, cricket-filled silence you hear is that of my fingers pausing kindly on the keyboard, refraining from an acid-bath manifesto.) I … Continue reading
Posted in Today We Rest
Tagged living in a time of anarchy, paper hearts, what are holidays anyway?
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