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We went to the Coast this weekend

Three days. No cell phone reception. No internet. Bliss.

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We did a whole lot of this today

We were supposed to head out of town this morning for a long weekend in Seattle, but the kid had a bit of a relapse on the sickie front. Not anything too bad or distressing. Just enough that we wanted

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The kiddo is sick today. A stomach bug, the poor little chicken. Luckily it’s just been vomit and a very slight temperature, so I’m not all worked up that he’s got the swine flu. Swine flu. Oy vey. Let’s just

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The knitting, which has languished…

Amy (gently) poked me recently about doing another design for Knitty. (Last stint here, for those of you who didn’t read me back when.) I was too busy with revisions at the time to take her up on it, but

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Some random (with photos! Because random is more fun with photos)

1. I don’t post to Twitter all that often, and don’t put a hell of a lot of energy into it when I do, and yet Twitter seems to be sapping my will to blog. Want to know what I’m

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That breezy between-drafts feeling

Adverse Possession is out of my hands again, for the next little while. I finished Draft Five yesterday and passed it along to this round’s draft readers. Now comes the excited/nervous/impatient waiting for feedback. Then acting on that feedback, as

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Whoops…

That was a bit of a stretch between posts, wasn’t it? See, the kid and I went back east for eight days, and blogging didn’t quite fit with the schedule. Neither did friends, for the most part, sadly. In those

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Things that made me happy today

The sun through a plum tree Asparagus! More asparagus! This boy

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Rediscovering plain vanilla

I haven’t been blogging about knitting much at all lately. It’s been months, maybe, since I even mentioned it. I have been knitting, though not every day and not for long when I do, but I haven’t been talking about

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Why writing a novel sometimes feels like a prolonged heart attack

All hail Katie. I sent her the first 50 pages from this latest draft and she unlocked it. She asked exactly the right question to get to the root of why it’s not quite there yet, not quite measuring up

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