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Archive for April, 2008

Clenching is expensive

So I just got back from yet another visit to my dentist. We’re buds, the dentist and I. I trust him implicitly, despite our rocky history. Do you know the back story? I don’t think I’ve told you.
Well, I did the very scientific search for a dentist by looking in the provider directory at the [...]

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Happy Free Cone Day!

It’s Ben and Jerry’s Free Cone Day. I haven’t had Ben and Jerry’s in a good, good long time. I used to go every year, but I haven’t worked near one in a spell. It was good to be back in the ‘hood and have some midday chocolate therapy on a sugar cone.
The Clapotis will [...]

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It was another busy weekend. I don’t seem to know how to have any other kind.
Saturday I went and help set up at the farmers market, and then socialized for another 3 hours. I was back at my home market after working a different one all winter. I’ve come to love the winter market, the [...]

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Casting on again

I cast on for the clapotis. I know, I know… cheating on Tubey already. But there’s an April 30th deadline! Stop laughing. It’s also 84 degrees in DC today and my main project is a long-sleeved sweater. Let’s talk about my planning skills here. Oh wait, there’s nothing to say because I DON’T HAVE [...]

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I knit a shawl!

A whole shawl! The Heavenly Shawl, to be exact. I used about a skein and a half of the Solitude light worsted hand painted yarn that I got at the Dupont Circle Farmers’ Market. The yarn is a more sticky wool—probably not the typical shawl material, but I love it. (I just won’t add any [...]

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Supai Pictures

Here we go with some Supai pictures. Click on the thumbnails to see them bigger.

The top row:
Hiking into the Canyon
Our first view of Havasu Falls
The pools at the base of Havasu Falls
J and I walking across the pools
The second row:
The view from the top of Mooney [...]

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Spring ahead!

It’s definitely spring. It has been since we got back from vacation on March 15. First, the crocuses. Then the daffodils followed. I’m not sure what happened next, but it included hyacinth, violets, dogwoods, cherry blossoms, maples, those pretty white spidery flowered trees that I haven’t figured out, the forsythia… and then the tulips. The [...]

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