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Archive for September, 2008

Phew I have so many little insignificant things to tell you that I don’t know where to start. The trouble with gorgeous weather of any kind is that it calls me outside and offline. And now that I’m online, I can’t think of how to get through all the past post ideas in my brain [...]

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So as I was saying, I’m falling for autumn or at least this autumn. The past week and half the temperatures have hung lazily at 75 degrees. Each day promises to be the last of sundress weather. And I am powerless to the beckoning of sunshine. I can no more stay inside than I can [...]

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falling for autumn

Can it be? Can I actually be falling for the season that precedes winter? Well, I’d love to tell you about it, however, WordPress is punishing me for not posting for nearly two weeks–the nerve! It is refusing to post the rest of these pictures and the story that goes with them. I will wrestle with WordPress again [...]

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when you are wearing a hoodie. It’s true. Though if you would have told me that yesterday, I would have denied it. And after one day of wear, your jeans relax and remind you why there are your favorite. Also a mug of hot tea warms cold fingers. Yesterday I was too busy complaining to [...]

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I’m a fan of William Carlos Williams. His Willow Poem is not only one of my favorites, it’s the sum and total of my thoughts regarding the current shifting of seasons. It is a willow when summer is over, a willow by the river from which no leaf has fallen nor bitten by the sun [...]

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i do, again

and always. You are still my favorite. Happy 9th Anniversary, HungryMan!

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Today is Works-For-Me-Wednesday in reverse, which translates into Works-For-YOU-Wednesday. Menu planning. How do you do it? Seriously, I want to know. This is a project that I have been wanting to tackle for weeks, but I’m not sure which way to go about it. I have seasons of menu planning, but I’ve never found a [...]

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