Monthly Archives: January 2011

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I went to the Please Touch today (the first time in 25 years) for a the press preview of their new exhibit and spotted a relic from my childhood memories – the elephant made from old toys. Of all things … Continue reading

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A Thursday afternoon trip with two co-workers to a meeting in Bucks County. It was such a pleasure to ride in the backseat, since so often I’m the driver.

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A cold, dark night on the Chestnut Street Bridge.

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A rainy, grey day. I spent the daylight hours trying to get some work done on the book. It’s a long, slow slog.

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My beloved Griswold skillet. I bought this guy for $25 at a Goodwill in Portland a year ago. There was also a smaller Griswold with it for the same price that I passed over, thinking that I could only afford … Continue reading

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I went to church this morning for the first time in months and months. It was nice.

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I do love the word ephemera.

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Leaning out our bedroom window at dusk.

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It’s felt so grey in our apartment lately. However, this morning as I was getting dressed, suddenly there was light streaming through the windows. I grabbed my camera so that I’d have a reminder that it’s not always so gloomy.

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The front of Sue’s Produce. I buy a whole lot of fruits and vegetables here, particularly in the winter when the farmers’ markets aren’t as exuberant. Tonight I picked up a red cabbage, one carrot, an orange, a lime and … Continue reading

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