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I’d lived in Ready for years.
I’ve been in Set for months.
Today I am in Go. Gogh. Gough.
Years ago, I had this image flash into my mind, and ever since then I’ve longed to quilt it. “Well, then why haven’t you?” you might very well ask, and the answer is “‘Cause.” Other people needed [...]

today i am absolutely, positively blissed off about people who have a sense of humor. i am SO glad there are still people out there who know how to take their work seriously and other things (and people) lightly.
there’s this one, patti digh, whose blog is called 37 days. patti is killer when it comes [...]

PREAMBLE: In her book, One Continuous Mistake, Gail Sher says: “Revisiting the same subject day after day will force you to exhaust stale, inauthentic, spurious thought patterns and dare you to enter places of subtler, more “fringe” knowing.” Working with that thought and a craving for dropping down deeply into areas that interest me, February [...]

PREAMBLE: In her book, One Continuous Mistake, Gail Sher says: “Revisiting the same subject day after day will force you to exhaust stale, inauthentic, spurious thought patterns and dare you to enter places of subtler, more “fringe” knowing.” Working with that thought and a craving for dropping down deeply into areas that interest me, February [...]