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My 2014 Thoughts on FROZEN
This is a review I did for my Facebook friends when the movie first appeared. Hearing some recent furor over the movie, I repost it here in case it’s helpful to anyone.
Silly me, I was expecting a Pixar-level plot or at least something as...
August Prayer Table
Ending the summer with a Marian display
Quilt Progress
A long-time project reaches a milestone.
I’ve mentioned my quilting hobby before in this House Art Journal, and this summer I am happy to report I have reached a milestone.
In Defense of Public Piety by Artists
Photos from the year we tried to up our game for the parish’s candlelit rosary procession
I try not to write controversy, and here I hope to resist my inclination to stoke one. Forgive me if I fail, but I recognize that generally speaking,...
End of July Centerpiece
With the addition of sunflower gold
As I mentioned before, I use a polychrome color scheme for my house that shifts seasonally between red, blue, and green. Although I tend to use blue and green for summer, I can’t help pairing red and blu...
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