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Category Archives: Scrapbooking
Gardens
One word can have lots of meanings. Take garden for example. My niece-in-law is British and uses the term to convey any backyard. For most Americans it refers to a formal botanical setting with flowers or an area devoted to … Continue reading
The Lies We Tell
Once upon a time making gifts/cards/presents was cheaper than purchasing manufactured items. Apparently, that was so last century. Or the century before. Either way, it isn’t today. And yet, I still have it in my head that I should make … Continue reading
Posted in Crafts, Hobbies, Life Observations, Scrapbooking
Tagged crafts, homemade christmas card, papercrafts
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The gift of mail
I love email. It is a way to stay connected with family. Three of my sisters are great at writing long emails detailing the adventures in their lives and includes pictures. My other sister and I send the occasional one … Continue reading
Why I’m Not Allow in Craft Stores Unsupervised
Lately, I got it in my head that I need a Doctor Who bracelet to wear when I sign my books at Phoenix Comicon. I don’t know why I think this, I don’t particularly like jewelry as it aggravates my … Continue reading
Posted in Crafts, Hobbies, Scrapbooking
Tagged crafting, Doctor Who, making necklaces
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Update on Goals for 2012
Here it is the first day of the new quarter and I thought I do an update of my goals for 2012. 1.) Publish the first book in my urban scifi/fantasy Blue Manuever Done! 2.) Finish the Valentine’s Day sequel … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Gardening, Hobbies, Life Observations, Scrapbooking, Sewing, Writing
Tagged blog tours, New year's resolution, update
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A Life in Balance
I write for the challenge. To put it another way, writing is not easy for me, painting those word pictures requires digging deep and dredging up emotions that my characters need to have in order for the story to come … Continue reading
Posted in Crafts, Gardening, Hobbies, Scrapbooking, Sewing, Writing
Tagged cooking, gardening, scrapbooking, Sewing, writing
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