What’s on my nightstand? Small Steps, by Louis Sachar. This book is billed as the sequel to Holes, but that’s a stretch. Rather, it takes two of the minor characters from Camp […]
What’s on my nightstand? Small Steps, by Louis Sachar. This book is billed as the sequel to Holes, but that’s a stretch. Rather, it takes two of the minor characters from Camp […]
Today we’re going site-seeing over at KayeWoodTV.com. This site offers videos of quilting and sewing demonstrations. This is where I first “met” Lazy Girl, Joan Hawley. I watched her demonstrate the making […]
I get up in the morning, take the dog outside, and select the day’s food from the garden. Today’s menu: salad greens, turnip, beet, broccoli, snow peas, radishes, parsley, strawberries. Seven one-gallon […]
Materials arrived yesterday afternoon from Evan-Moor Educational Publishers. I’ve taken on a job creating a language arts workbook for a series they are publishing. It started as a puzzle gig, and I’m […]
I just watched Miss Potter. As kids, my sister and I sometimes accompanied our mother to the college where she took classes for her master’s degree. My sister and I visited the […]
As I mentioned a few days ago, most of the turnips are in the freezer, awaiting their turn to impress us in soups, mashed potatoes, and any other way we can think […]