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- Added on: Jul 28th, 2006
- Country: United States
- Language: English
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Nancy Cain
Spent three days in a fantastic workshop at my local bead store. It was taught by Nancy Cain, bead artist and teacher extraordinaire, and a lovely person, too. It was fun, interesting, informative, helpful, etc. The people I sat with were terrific as...
Remembering things
I'm sure I'm not the only one who can't remember things without -er- remembering to remember them. I swear I'm going to bring back dance cards strapped to wrists, except I'll call them something more 21st century, of course. I have figured out how to...
Death penalty
I was surprised that it upset me but when I heard that the DC sniper had been executed, I was sad and a bit angry. If killing is wrong - and I suppose it's hard to argue that murder is wrong - then it seems to me that state-sanctioned, cold-blooded, ...
Honeysuckle Weeks
The actress with easily the most unexpected and delightful name, Honeysuckle Weeks, turns out to be the focus of New York City's mayor (read about it here) although why this is being mentioned now, when the series is shooting its final season and not...
Spinach & artichokes
Hungry Girl has a recipe for one of the current pre-entrée faves, a spinach-artichoke dip. My daughter made it with some minor variations and it was lip-smacking deeelissh....
Tennessee and Cape Cod
Those of us who grew up before rap and hip hop probably all remember The Tennessee Waltz and Old Cape Cod, among other songs that Patti Page made popular. Her slight twang and almost too sweet voice are memorable as soon as you simply say the titles...
