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Tag Archives: books
Tying up loose ends
Last Friday morning I felt as if a tight set of strings inside me went suddenly slack. I woke with not-too-much-pressing to do, an unusual state of being for me. Later, at about 9 in the morning, a luxuriously late … Continue reading
Posted in Connections, Extracurricular, Finished things, Worky work
Tagged afghan, alpaca, books, Kansas City, knitting, laziness, poverty, students, tutoring, vacation
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Ruminations on a repetitive movement injury
I am in the midst of sorting new soft-cover children’s books for the 340 or so students who will receive five each before they leave school for the summer. Each book we give is stamped with the words, “This book … Continue reading
Posted in On the fly (aka from a mobile device), Worky work
Tagged books, stamp, vacation
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Play dough ponderings and nighttime inundations
A couple of weeks ago, after a week of unwanted awaking at 4:30 a.m. and unwarranted, repetitive, anxiety-filled dreams of flooding and other water games, I attempted to drop out of docent-training at the local art gallery. That’s right. I … Continue reading
Posted in Extracurricular, On the fly (aka from a mobile device), Worky work
Tagged books, diluvian, insomnia, overbooked, play dough
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Tuesday: Random
1. I have got nothing cohesive and little coherent to say. 2. It has been very dry here. So dry, yesterday’s welcome passing thunderstorms were not enough to stave off our front yard occupant’s drought stress. Sunday, when my neighbor … Continue reading
Posted in Connections, Crazy talk, Unfinished things, Worky work
Tagged books, connections, knitting, School #9, socks, work
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Shiny happy people
Monday evening: Bruce and I loaded our car with 12 garbage bags (really need to see if I can’t do this with canvas bags next time… but ForceFlex bags are amazing… except the scent, eww) full of bags of books … Continue reading