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Monthly Archives: November 2007
Paul’s New Carport cover
Hello everyone, I have been working on this monstrosity for about 10 years. Yes, it started out as a car cover and is now a metal frame with plastic corrugated sheeting as a cover. First I started … Continue reading
Posted in Remodeling
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B.A.B.E. and peyote beads
Well, the B.A.B.E. show was overwhelming! So many beads, so little time! But I managed to limit my purchases to these: 1. A pipe bead & earrings-in-waiting made of polymer clay by Klew Expressions 2. A strand of small turquoise … Continue reading
Posted in Beading
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Toilet paper, anyone?
Hoo-eee, the girls were busy last night! Sydney (I think) unrolled the paper at about 11:30pm. Hannah was thundering up and down the stairs, chasing bugs and trailing paper. Then at about midnight, she knocked over the waste basket and … Continue reading
Posted in Our Cats
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Seed Beading
Tomorrow I go to the Bay Area Bead Extravaganza, a.k.a. B.A.B.E., a very big bead show. I’ve been looking forward to it for a few months, much as I look forward to the Stitches knitting show and Pacific International Quilt … Continue reading
Posted in Beading
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Turkeys on the deck
This morning I awoke to find a turkey on the “hot tub deck” outside my bedroom window. I don’t know how he got there (20 feet off the ground and they’re lousy fliers!), but his brother soon joined him, probably … Continue reading
On turkeys, clocks and socks
This morning we went through that twice-yearly ritual, The Changing of The Clocks. I counted 26 phones, VCRs, TiVos, ovens, watches, and actual clocks before I lost track. This number included the clock that changes itself. I groused about this … Continue reading
Posted in Knitting, Misc
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