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I adapted my Celtic/Viking dragon head to something I could carve into an eraser stamp, and made a couple attempts with different tools. The post Dragon Head Hand-Carved Eraser Stamp appeared first on Evermore Stud.io.
I like this paragraph from Marsha Linehan‘s “Building a Life Worth Living”: Mindfulness is the practice of directing our attention to only one thing. And that one thing is the moment in which we are alive. The very moment we are in. The...
As many of you may have heard (especially if you listened to the most recent On The Paper Trail Episode), I am off to Japa...
Ladies and gentlemen, this is personal growth. I’m actually reading a series without gaps of years between the books! I wrote about the second volume in Balle’s On the Calculation of Volume series only a few weeks ago, and now I’ve finished
Found this one at Boo Han Market along with another one. Rapokki is a great thing I really enjoy – a pairing of tteokbokki (cylindrical [...] The post #5544: Assi Kimchi Rapokki – United States appeared first on THE RAMEN RATER.
1. treat every morning as if it is the first and the last2. drink coffee as if embezzling its nectar for some sacred purpose 3. walk as if planets align with each footstep; and remember that this, too, is a form of prayer 4. feed the...
Abbigail Rajala posted a critical review of her dating experience with Nikko D’Ambrosio on the Chicago subboard of Facebook’s Spill the Tea group. According to the district court, D’Ambrosio “sued anyone remotely associated with those...
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We were on the Camino by 0730 just as the day was lightening up. It didn’t take long to reclaim the path. We walked through a tunnel painted with a pilgrim mural, regained our Camino rhythm and began our 12-mile day.
Got up at 10am. Dug the vegetable patch and put three rows of spuds in. The gang came in the afternoon. Played in the garden with Jane. Never went out at night.
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Yes, this blog still works for posting things that are not running or birding related. The lack of posts (other than for the topics mentioned above) has made me think, which happens occasionally. Why am I not posting much? Is it a...