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Mystic Mooma Makes Things: Newspaper Article #2
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Mystic Mooma Makes Things. A place to store and adore the things I make. Tuesday, October 12, 2010. KEEPING YOU IN STITCHES. By Elaine and Sandy. 8220;What’s In a Name? Why is it that when a group of people of like interests begin meeting on a regular basis, they decide their group needs a name? Our particular needlework bunch came to that idea several months into our schedule. Declared, “We need a name! And we went home with orders to think on that and come up with something fitting, maybe even clever.
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The Tempered Optimist: Idol Worship? More like the biggest loser, pun intended
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Wednesday, March 3, 2010. More like the biggest loser, pun intended. American Idol, one of my flight from reality shows that keeps me going, has gone. Sad to report. I am thinking of sitting Shiva (a period of mourning following a death) for it. They have switched seats of the judges so many times, like that is going to make for a better show? Thank goodness Ruby is back, and Project Runway is up to speed; even Amazing Race is back and always great. Reality shows keep me from reality.hmmmm maybe I sh...
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The Tempered Optimist: April 2010
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Tuesday, April 13, 2010. Motivation; Standing up for what you believe in. On the news this morning, nationally, media outlets are reporting its official: the recession is over. Unfortunately, the jobless are and will continue to be the last to feel this impact. So what to do? Keep things the same; be obstructionist to progress; vote out those members of Congress who actually worked to make change? Congress: research your representatives and senators. Let them know your thoughts. If you really bel...Thurs...
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The Tempered Optimist: August 2009
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Monday, August 31, 2009. Hate Mongers attempt to follow me on Twitter. Where are you people? Do you not have a voice? You better speak now because we are in danger of losing help we desperately need for our citzenry. I contact Maryland Congress people yesterday to tell them to make health reform happen, particularly the public option. As I said in a previous blog: managed care insurers want their say; want to make millions and billions of dollars at our health needs. We need an option! Links to this post.
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Mystic Mooma Makes Things: Keeping You in Stitches - Volume 5
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Mystic Mooma Makes Things. A place to store and adore the things I make. Wednesday, March 2, 2011. Keeping You in Stitches - Volume 5. In an effort to give these articles a "home" on the web. here's another one of my knitting related newspaper articles. Well not totally mine, I co write them with a dear friend, Sandy. One long, gray. Elaine and I became intrigued by the idea of all this speed. Just think how many more things you could knit if you could go that fast. It staggers the imagination!
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Mystic Mooma Makes Things: Another Keeping You in Stitches
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Mystic Mooma Makes Things. A place to store and adore the things I make. Wednesday, October 20, 2010. Another Keeping You in Stitches. KEEPING YOU IN STITCHES. By Sandy and Elaine. In the past, friends, neighbors and relatives often came together to help each other. Women gathered for quilting bees and men for barn raisings. In this country today, however, social isolation is at an all time high. We share news, patterns, techniques and knowledge and we laugh a lot. Did your tomatoes do well this year?
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Mystic Mooma Makes Things: Back to Blogger for a Minute
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Mystic Mooma Makes Things. A place to store and adore the things I make. Saturday, March 7, 2015. Back to Blogger for a Minute. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). This is a Flickr badge showing public photos and videos from Ramblin'Rose. Make your own badge here. View my complete profile. FEEDJIT Live Traffic Feed. Check out These Blogs Too. Where I Sell My Art. Http:/ www.rosegardenfae.etsy.com.
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Mystic Mooma Makes Things: Happy Birthday to ME!
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Mystic Mooma Makes Things. A place to store and adore the things I make. Tuesday, November 23, 2010. Happy Birthday to ME! Happy Birthday, Rose; enjoy your day! November 23, 2010 at 9:09 AM. Katie May (or may not). Have a good one! November 23, 2010 at 3:16 PM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). This is a Flickr badge showing public photos and videos from Ramblin'Rose. Make your own badge here. View my complete profile. FEEDJIT Live Traffic Feed. Check out These Blogs Too. Where I Sell My Art.
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Mystic Mooma Makes Things: Keeping You in Stitches - Volume 7
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Mystic Mooma Makes Things. A place to store and adore the things I make. Monday, March 28, 2011. Keeping You in Stitches - Volume 7. Frogging and Tinking…Basic Knitting Terms, You Don’t Want To Use. At a recent meeting of “Tuesday Morning Hooks, Yarns, and Thinkers,” an unusual hush fell upon our usually chatty group. Some were contentedly working on their projects in silence, but most were quietly counting, the numbers flowing softly out into the air creating a buzzy undertone. Not so with knitting.
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Mystic Mooma Makes Things: Keeping You in Stitches - Volume 6
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Mystic Mooma Makes Things. A place to store and adore the things I make. Sunday, March 13, 2011. Keeping You in Stitches - Volume 6. When Size Matters…. If your knitting project is something flat, long, or square as are dish cloths, scarves, and afghans, or even a triangular shawl, you can choose your pattern, buy the yarn and needles called for in that pattern and get underway. Nothing has to “fit.”. Or the college co-ed who made the sweater for her guy and the wrists of the sleeves hang below his knees.
