It’s snowing. My husband is not amused. 🙂 Boria napping in our new living room. We had to get rid of the beanbag chair, but the cat loved it. Here comes the train. It’s snowy and they don’t put salt … Continue reading →
I have done a few posts about my favorite books in the past, Chapter One, Two, Three, Four, and Five. I’ve purged my library twice in the past, and cut too close to the bone. I’ve gotten rid of things … Continue reading →
Not actually images of food, but images from my walks during my lunch break. I’m fortunate to be working along the Chicago River and the weather has been absolutely fabulous lately! Take a look: This is the medallion in my … Continue reading →
In the study of herbalism, I come across a number of terms that are both interesting and mystifying, since they’re not things we use in everyday conversation. I thought I’d share 13 with you – out of a list of … Continue reading →
As a follow-on to last weeks vent of spleen, this week I want to focus on 13 Things I’m Grateful For. And, for those of you who are curious if domestic mayhem was committed at the Noonypad last week, all … Continue reading →
13 Random Things. And if you have to ask, don’t. 1. When you “do the dishes,” they’re not done until they’re put away. 2. “Doing the dishes” means all the dirty dishes get washed. Not just the ones in the … Continue reading →
Today we continue with craft books. The fun thing about craft books is that they can serve as inspiration for art that one wants to create. I get ideas and inspiration when I read them and see pictures of things. … Continue reading →
Welcome to another segment of my ongoing series, “A Writer In Her Library.” Today, I’d like to pull the focus a bit and talk about categorizations. When one goes to a library, the books are organized according to some particular … Continue reading →
Chapter Three Today’s TT focuses on Knitting Reference books. These books focus on particular techniques, rather than a designer’s vision of patterns, and include stitch dictionaries. I love knitting reference books. They usually have things in them I don’t already … Continue reading →
Thursday 13: A Writer In Her Library Happy Saint Patrick’s Day! As a fourth-generation Irish American, today has special significance since my uncle, the oldest surviving Irish relative on American soil, passed away this month. Our family draws together to … Continue reading →
