Monthly Archives: October 2008
Tidbit Tuesday: Get Out the Vote
“Freedom can exist only in the society of knowledge. Without learning, men are incapable of knowing their rights.” –Benjamin Rush I have never been one to be openly political. Politics were not a particular part of our fiber in … Continue reading
Sunday Scribblings: Bragging
I love to bead. There is a creative meditative quality to beading. Others are bragging today, visit Sunday Scribblings. This is my 250th post. Yay me!!
Sunday Silliness: Senoritis
I like fun challenges. The most recent? Display your senior year photo. Thanks to Eisha and Jules at 7-Imp for talking about it and for the trip down memory lane. I was very big into making my clothes, thus two … Continue reading
One Single Impression: Never Ending
dread telephone call son is in hospital, come never ending fear Peggy, my friend and colleague is out the rest of the week. It began with a phone call Tuesday. Her youngest son is in the hospital with fever and … Continue reading
Wordless Wednesday
Milwaukie Farmers’ Market
Poetry Notebooks, Talking Poetry, and Day Three Poem for Baby Girl
Three of current notebooks, the smallest, always in my purse. The last three weeks have been so full of life events; from the Second Annual Blogging Conference to the birth of Amelie Elizabeth to the WA-OR School Library Conference, … Continue reading
One Single Impression: Gold
As you can see, my life is taken up by the arrival of this new grand baby. Big sister smile 10/08/08 Two Days Old morning crisp, my cheeks apple warmed by grandaughter gold carried heart close One Single Impression … Continue reading