Monthly Archives: January 2008

Make believe

The innocence and naivete of a child highlights the realities of life, as I observed during a recent visit with my son’s family in Williamsburg, Va. We met there to experience the re-enactors in this re-constructed community and to celebrate … Continue reading

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New Orleans difference in mindset

New Orleans offers much for tourists wanting to peruse how citizens work together to address problems. During a recent visit, my husband and I visited the National World War II Museum and did a drive-by tour of the city’s post-Hurricane … Continue reading

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fabriholics anonymous

Hi, I’m Joan and I’m a fabriholic. I am addicted to buying fabric – for which I do not necessarily have any use. My addiction isn’t as bad as other fabriholics who have filled their attic, basement and spare bedrooms … Continue reading

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tool auction

My husband enjoys the feel of a new hammer in his hands, the grip of a well-made wrench and the engineering of his new table saw. Over the years, he has accumulated more than his share of tools. But he … Continue reading

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