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Monthly Archives: June 2010
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This little print was a gift from my friend Olivia the year I turned 22. That birthday was the same week as our college graduation and so my birthday got tangled up in the busy-ness of those final days of … Continue reading
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With all the canning I do this time of year, there are some nights when I step into the kitchen at around 6 p.m. to make dinner and then spend the bulk of my remaining waking hours in those 80 … Continue reading
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I got up this morning about fifteen minutes earlier than I typically do for work. Instead of taking my 4 minute walk to the office, I hiked up Chestnut Street to catch the BoltBus to New York. After just a … Continue reading
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Scott and I have been talking about getting me a new computer for several months now. My MacBook (vintage December 2007) was beginning to show a little age and honestly, I was just hungry for something speedier and lighter. We … Continue reading
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Last fall, soon after Scott and I got married, my dad’s cousin got in touch to tell me that she had something for me. It was a necklace that my grandma Bunny wore at her wedding, and it’s been passed … Continue reading
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The light was so beautiful at Reading Terminal Market on Friday afternoon. I’m not sure I did it true justice, but I still love how it turned out.
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It wasn’t until after I taken this picture and was looking at it on the back of the camera did I realize that our reflections figured so prominently in it. But then I sort of loved it, particularly since it … Continue reading
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Around 12:15 p.m. today, my cell phone rang. I didn’t realize it at first, because the phone was still in the filing drawer where I stash my purse when I get to work each day (what? This isn’t how you … Continue reading
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Since the days have gotten long, Scott and I have been taking extended walks through the city. Tonight, we headed out just before 7 p.m. without much of a plan but a desire to be out and moving. We stopped … Continue reading
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I got just over nine pounds of these amazing, fragrant apricots yesterday. Four pounds have already been cooked down into butter and canned (I had a very productive evening that included gardening, bike tire blow-outs, swimming, dinner, a huge batch … Continue reading
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