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Snow Fields and Camel Knees
I take the dogs from their snuggled spots on the hotel room bed out into the frigid air. We go downstairs, around the building, to the grassy area along the river where there is plenty of leaves and bushes. I try to … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Art, Events, Family, Fiber Arts, Food, Holidays, People, Photography, Places, Travel
Tagged Bethlehem, nativity, Oregon, outdoors, Riverbank Inn, snow
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Waterfall Sunrise
Feeling sleepy, I stop in the town of Oakhurst and get a crappy coffee and clean the multitude of bugs off the windshield – it’s good to have a clean canvas for the day’s art. Then I see a Jamba Juice … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Art, Books, Camping, Education, Family, Fiber Arts, Food, Friends, Hiking, History, Music, People, Photography, Plants, Things, Travel, Water
Tagged museum, national parks, panorama, restaurant, waterfall
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Petrified Forest: Take 2
My last visit on June 22, 2004 was a pre-Navy, post-high school trip with my dad. He wanted to show me what freedom looked like before I locked myself into the Navy for 20 years – that’s what I had planned. I … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Family, Fiber Arts, Food, Friends, History, Photography, Places, Plants, Travel
Tagged Arizona, John Wise, love, national parks, Petrified Forest, restaurant
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The Smaller Half
Knitting used to be stressful to me – learning anything new is for me (especially when learning from people who are experienced – they just make it look too easy). But I’m grateful to be shown the ‘right’ way to … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Fiber Arts, Photography
Tagged clothes, colors, knitting, San Diego
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A Sock a Day…
keeps the toe shivers away. I just finished my first sock (started here) and it’s a size too big. I can now appreciate more the women that made and mended socks for their families. I would make socks of a … Continue reading
