Month: January 2014

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Auntie Mame

Auntie Mame: an irreverent escapadePatrick Dennis; Broadway Books 2001 I started the day with blogging and social media posting, moved on to my class in the Next County, and then moved on to TechFest. There were no significant technical difficulties […]

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Frivolity

#1 daughter and I went to lunch today. Yesterday I went to the movies with Janalisa. This is the other side of the coin that involves my working evenings and weekends. In any case, #1 daughter and I were talking […]

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Room Rescue

I got up way too early this morning and I did not feel like working, so I tackled my son’s erstwhile bedroom. He took it over while he was here for Christmas break, and it was just as he left […]

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Christie vs. Clinton?

I began the scarf you see at left in the handspun mohair from Colorado, but I didn’t like it. I really like the photo of the graceful older model, but this is not the right pattern for this scarf. It […]

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Mourning the Nantucket Jacket

I worked yesterday morning and took the afternoon for reading and knitting, taking the dogs for a walk with my husband, and hanging out with him now that we’re back to being Empty Nesters. In the evening, I went to […]

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Attachment

I was listening to Science Friday yesterday as I drove through towns that seemed to have been paused in the 1930s. They were discussing the movie Her, which I have not yet seen. In this movie, a man falls in […]

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Pillar to Post

Highlights of the week: Driving the same number of miles as if I had driven to Kansas City. #1 daughter and #2 son actually drove to Kansas City. A meeting downtown in a client’s brand new office, where I got […]

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Conference

I’ve decided to attend a conference in Florida next month. As this shot of my closet shows, I have plenty of gear as long as I am planning a swamp camouflage look. This is the kind of business trip that […]