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anti-v: February 2012
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Random acts of thinking. Saturday, February 25, 2012. NOT the door into summer! Friday, February 24, 2012. A Change is as Good as. So, like many people, I'm sure, we've always found that we expand to fill any given space, and that there's never enough of it, or we're never using it as well as we're sure we must be able.When we first moved to Wareham, the place seemed huge. Well.large, anyway. And since that first moment, there has never been enough space, ever again! For a while he has cast covetous eyes...
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anti-v: A Painting Project
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Random acts of thinking. Saturday, January 25, 2014. A number of years ago there was this really attractive Kleenex box. I loved the design, and when I had the choice, made sure I bought that package for home. I thought it would make a really neat jumping off point for a wall treatment. But somehow the renovation never seemed to happen. And while I wasn't particularly planning on re-doing the bathroom here, the wall opposite the door had some obvious 'we have moved the towel rack' signs, with some scruff...
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anti-v: August 2011
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Random acts of thinking. Sunday, August 21, 2011. It Boggles The Mind. I've been trying to track down some current info on what is happening about the proposed 'Melancthon Mega-Quarry', and came across this article in a nearby paper, The Orangeville Citizen:. Http:/ www.citizen.on.ca/news/2011-08-18/Front Page. Which may or may not actually turn into a link.The widget is misbehaving today.]. NDACT consultant files new report on quarry impact. 2011-08-18 / Front Page. By WES KELLER Freelance Reporter.
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anti-v: October 2011
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Random acts of thinking. Friday, October 21, 2011. The level of our pond always goes down in the summer, and in fall we anxiously await it filling again with the autumn rains. One season it dropped perilously low, and didn't fill deep enough before it froze. We lost most of the 'big' fish that year. What our fish breathe during the winter is more of a mystery. Wednesday, October 12, 2011. Tuesday, October 11, 2011. Through the Looking Glass. Tuesday, October 04, 2011. New To The Neighbourhood. The pictur...
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anti-v: April 2011
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Random acts of thinking. Wednesday, April 06, 2011. Coltsfoot, one of the very first signs of spring growth. Contrasts. Not just the black cat against the white snow, but the fact that there's somewhere not snowy for him to walk as well! Other small sprouting things; more daffs, crocii, and scylla. Wonder of wonders: the rhubarb is already starting, even under ice! And while it may not last for long, the weather forecast for the weekend, as of this aft, is for actual near-summer temps! Till it’s ti...
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anti-v: January 2012
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Random acts of thinking. Tuesday, January 31, 2012. If we're to trust the Mayans, that is. Tuesday, January 03, 2012. The happiness of a wood-stove. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Well, it looks like I get to be the Viking Poster Girl this season. At least, according to Parks Canada! The picture is being used in a little brochure on Canada's National Historic Sites! Amazing how much mileage has come out of those few pictures that were taken back in 1996. View my complete profile. Quote of the Moment:.
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anti-v: November 2011
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Random acts of thinking. Sunday, November 13, 2011. The Shape of Things To Come. From a casual comment that a neat idea would be to build a 'weaving shed', where I could keep and use my looms, and free up some space in my office/studio for its intended sewing use, has come this:. The bare bones of a shed. Not started when planned, exactly, but with haste before winter sets in. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). The picture is being used in a little brochure on Canada's National Historic Sites! Go Charleston wit...
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anti-v: June 2011
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Random acts of thinking. Monday, June 20, 2011. Montreal Bagels, Wareham-style. A couple of weekends ago we were visiting with friends, and other friends, up from the city, had brought bagels. Wonderful fresh bagels from the St. Lawrence Market. It's been a long time since I've had really good Montreal style bagels. (In fact, so long that I'd almost forgotten how exquisite they can be! I love the cookbooks by Naomi Duguid and Jeffrey Alford. They're beautiful, full of fabulous food and culture and tr...
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at home in Ghana: May 2013
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At home in Ghana. This is a periodic blog detailing some of my experiences as a Visiting Scholar at the University of Ghana. Friday, May 10, 2013. So there are definitely plenty of reasons why its just basic common sense to make the stuff yourself. In prepping this blog post, I searched on-line for some DIY instructions for how to make charcoal from scratch. This post tells you how to make some in a small tin can over a campfire Make-Charcoal. Howsabout a three week burn, mmmm? Here, people make their ow...
