"But there was one Elephant—a new Elephant—an Elephant’s Child—who was full of ‘satiable curtiosity, and that means he asked ever so many questions."
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The Light That Filters Through Leaves
My daughter bought a house last week. She and I have been painting for a few hours nearly every day this week. We got the first coat of paint done in the large living-dining room yesterday. It will need a second coat.
It always does, no m...
First Frost
The average date of first frost for my area of Wisconsin is October 15. Last night, the sixteenth, we had temperatures around 33F overnight and frost on the rooftops this morning, although the canna plants in my front planters seem to be fi...
Not So Gently in Thy Fire
A friend—I don’t know exactly which one, but I have a strong suspicion—sent me a small volume of devotional poems by George MacDonald.
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But thou art maki...
U-F-O
I have a lot of started-but-not-finished projects in my life. They’re called UFOs in sewing and craft communities online: un-finished objects.
Here’s one. I was tempted by a multi-pack of quarter-yard fabric cuts in muted shot cottons in...
New Girl, New Bag
The new girl set her new choir tote bag down next to her usual chair. The back row of sopranos began whispering immediately. The tenors ignored the new girl, but they were used to ignoring whatever was happening up front.
Someone in the b...
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I write about my childhood in West Africa, my faith, and 'satiable curtiosities of many types. Last year, my husband's cancer decided that I have to write about cancer, too. (My objections were ignored.) We're Lutheran; the cat is Anglican.
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