Monthly Archives: August 2013

headed home

Should be fun, I hope. We’re headed off to Philadelphia, for my parents’ 50th anniversary party, to get some nephew face-time (and not in Apple’s sense of the word) before he grows out of all recognition, and to celebrate Rosh … Continue reading

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tangles and history

Apparently sometimes less is more in zentangling – only three patterns in this one, but that seemed better than adding more. On more weighty topics, there have been lots of good articles (and a nice Google doodle today) on the … Continue reading

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The Second Mango: a commentary

A friend of mine had a book published last week. This is not going to be a review, but rather a comment; I liked it OK but I’m not the right audience to fall in love with it. I think … Continue reading

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the new normal

Work has been eating my life. Not that it’s been terribly stressful or that I’ve been working horribly long hours: there’s just this big chunk carved out of every day that I’ve had to myself for the last six months, … Continue reading

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Still here

The new job continues apace. I’m still figuring our where I fit in – everyone, including me, has a different idea of what my job should be (they did have someone else in this role but he left a while … Continue reading

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Sirens, anyone?

So now that I have income again, I’m seriously thinking about attending Sirens, in October. I’d probably not be able to go until Friday afternoon (sigh, missing those 41 days of vacation I got in the Netherlands) so I can’t … Continue reading

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