I will eventually resume “normal” activities. Probably. If somebody (somebody BAD!) makes me give up my water hammock and go home.
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I think we're all bozos on this bus
Just take it out for a test drive. No obligation. Cheap at twice the price.
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I will eventually resume “normal” activities. Probably. If somebody (somebody BAD!) makes me give up my water hammock and go home.
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Oh, yes it was. For starters, Extremely Influential Blogstars came to my house: Pam from PamKittyMorning and Elizabeth from The Late Bloomer. They didn’t come to your house, did they? I thought not. We had lunch, and then they let me march them around several towns, introducing them as my Very Famous Quilting Friends. Because, [...]
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In one of my famous whirlwind rounds of activity (generally preceded and followed by long periods of sloth) I sort-of-more-or-less cleaned the house for the comfort and safety of Margarita and Her Italian Lover FlaVio (Not Their Real Names), ironed clothes I probably won’t wear anyway because I’ll be in jeans and t-shirts (but who [...]
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More adventures in and around The Home. To be continued.
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We have left the burbs and landed in a supersecret location for some R&R, no tortoises or teddy bears allowed. I can’t say yet where it is (or then it wouldn’t be secret) but I will say that Bonnie has been here before and she is praying that the puppies don’t embarrass us. Well, that [...]
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OK. I have to get this in fast, because before you know it, this blog will be nothing but puppies and chickens and poop, and I’ll be talking to myself again. So here is the writerly celebrity scoop. One of the first people I ran into was Elizabeth Forsythe Hailey, who wrote one of my [...]
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Rick welcomes you to the Sun Valley Writers’ Conference. Wander about the grounds for a while, and then how about skating in the outdoor skating rink which operates all year long? Even on 90+ degree days, the ice is ready for twirling and taking a bow. Look at Rick spin! That’s how he won the [...]
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