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S t o n e ~ P i l l a r s: People who live in glass houses...

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You take the stones that life gives you and eat them and they become bread. Monday, February 09, 2009. People who live in glass houses. Not sure, but at least the calculator gives ways to offset my greedy consumption (Really, I thought I was pretty conservative! By the way, we found this fossilized print in the creek behind behind our home. Posted by Karen Miedrich-Luo. Monday, February 09, 2009. I can't tell what that is in the photo- dried mud? 8:47 AM, February 20, 2009. 9:15 AM, February 20, 2009.

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S t o n e ~ P i l l a r s

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You take the stones that life gives you and eat them and they become bread. Wednesday, December 29, 2010. The Great Wall at Mutianyu in October. In short, a lot has happened in the year since I last posted and shame on me for being so quiet! Posted by Karen Miedrich-Luo. Wednesday, December 29, 2010. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). On The Great Wall. Poets, essayists, and eye candy. View my complete profile. Books on my shelf. Shelfari: Book reviews on your book blog.

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S t o n e ~ P i l l a r s: On Poetic Justice

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You take the stones that life gives you and eat them and they become bread. Monday, February 16, 2009. Li Po Chanting a Poem",. Ink on paper, by Liang K'ai (13th century). Did you write this essay," I asked. Oh, yes," she said. "I write this essay.". Can you tell me about this blog post? What is blog post? Well, I see nothing seriously wrong with this essay except you must be sure to credit all of your sources.". I write this myself.". You see, in her mind, cobbling together a few sentences from esteemed...

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S t o n e ~ P i l l a r s: All Saints

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You take the stones that life gives you and eat them and they become bread. Sunday, November 01, 2009. Probably about as often as my birthday. The widow managed to squeeze my dad's shoulder has she passed behind him and I still don't trust her an inch, but I laid Marie to rest and felt the solace of re-visiting the dead. What have I been so afraid of all these years? What are ashes on the skin or the lighting of a candle or the appreciation of the dead? On the day when. And you stumble,. Gets in to you,.

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S t o n e ~ P i l l a r s: Galveston, Oh Galveston

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You take the stones that life gives you and eat them and they become bread. Friday, January 09, 2009. Galveston, Oh Galveston. The kids joined in, filled their hands with fishing line and other bits, and a curious Russian stopped us with his thick accent and inquiries. "Why do you do this thing? Like cardboard and Allison. Why do my children love rocks and dirt? What the end of the jetty used to look like (03/07). Posted by Karen Miedrich-Luo. Friday, January 09, 2009. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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S t o n e ~ P i l l a r s: ...shouldn't throw stones

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You take the stones that life gives you and eat them and they become bread. Sunday, February 01, 2009. And what does she envision it would look like? Now there is some artful food for thought. Posted by Karen Miedrich-Luo. Sunday, February 01, 2009. That's hilarious. Your mother-in-law needs to meet my grandfather. Between the two of them they could probably erect whole cities out of discarded items. 8:46 AM, February 20, 2009. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). On The Great Wall. Books on my shelf.

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S t o n e ~ P i l l a r s: March 2011

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You take the stones that life gives you and eat them and they become bread. Friday, March 11, 2011. Julia Cameron, in her book The Artist’s Way, prefers to call it “synchronicity” - a supernatural event or creative catalyst presenting to artists when they are open to see it happen. At least that’s how I interpret her idea. So I watch with intent; I listen with purpose; I look for the sublime, even if it is rusting metal buried in green, green grass. Posted by Karen Miedrich-Luo. Friday, March 11, 2011.

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S t o n e ~ P i l l a r s: She ruled the house with an Okie twang

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You take the stones that life gives you and eat them and they become bread. Wednesday, March 11, 2009. She ruled the house with an Okie twang. I had four months to write the obituary but I held my breath anyway. Every member of our family had their talents and tasks and could do them far better than I could write an obit. Debbie and Fran cooked the meals; Bill administrated; Joanie shopped; Brad wrote the eulogy; Melisa fixed the plumbing; others kept the kids occupied; I stared at the computer. Brad spo...

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S t o n e ~ P i l l a r s: Epiphany is yet to come

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You take the stones that life gives you and eat them and they become bread. Thursday, December 30, 2010. Epiphany is yet to come. Then I got ambitious. I began to cook more than fried rice or spaghetti. For the first time in years, I made an entire Christmas dinner (in a toaster oven) for our Chinese friends who visited from another province. And by necessity it was all from scratch: cornbread dressing, garlicked green beans with onions, squash casserole, steamed pumpkin (so naturally sweet! Subscribe to...

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S t o n e ~ P i l l a r s: Year of the Ox

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You take the stones that life gives you and eat them and they become bread. Monday, January 26, 2009. Year of the Ox. She is out of her element here in our home and she is not used to sitting indoors. I show her pictures of when I visited her home for Chinese New Year (ten years ago) and wonder if it will only make her sigh more deeply. Posted by Karen Miedrich-Luo. Monday, January 26, 2009. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). On The Great Wall. Poets, essayists, and eye candy. View my complete profile.