Threading the Dog
April 22, 2021

Waiting for "They"

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Well before the pandemic, I read Station's Eleven  by Emily St. John Mandel. I guess it is post-apocalyptic, in that modern civilization...
March 24, 2021

Oh Yeah, I Remember Writing

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I worked a lot with my hands during the pandemic. First, I cleaned out every space in or near this house. Then, like a crazed Rapunzel, I fa...
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January 27, 2020

"My, people come and go so quickly here..."

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Those were the words of that great Kansas philosopher, Dorothy Gale. She muttered it in Munchkinland but, based on my last year or so, I now...
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May 5, 2019

What My Mother Taught Me About Dying

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Last year, as spring slid into summer, my mother slowly slid into what would be the last months of her life. The process started with disen...
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September 3, 2018

An Army of Daughters

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Everywhere I look, I see an army massing. It is the army of daughters, holding on to their aged parents. To doctors and dentists, to...
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July 8, 2018

Home Dec

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We had a lot of construction around here this winter. Mostly so Himself, now retired and a full time woodworker, could have a studio that 1)...
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April 29, 2018

Back to collage

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No, its not a typo. Cutting up pages from magazines, adding bits of handmade paper, throwing in the odd bit of ephemera here and there...and...
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Julie S
Bucks County, Pennsylvania, United States
I write, hike,make cloth, assemblage, and collage. I run the business end of our woodworking business. I garden and play house with Himself and assorted rescue boxers, and I study Jewish text. That's enough.
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