House fires and blank slates
One of my friends likes to say, “Nothing like a house fire to ease into simplifying.” Reading a book about clutter-busting and also finding something I printed about clutter, I Continue Reading →
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One of my friends likes to say, “Nothing like a house fire to ease into simplifying.” Reading a book about clutter-busting and also finding something I printed about clutter, I Continue Reading →
Last night we had our regular Purpose Party check-in meeting. It was a smaller than usual meeting, with one new member, and I wasn’t expecting much, but ended up making Continue Reading →
Consider this photo: It shows US President Barack Obama editing the address he gave on Sunday night. It’s part of The Whitehouse Flickr stream. If you view it on Flickr, Continue Reading →
When the issue of UBB first hit the fan, I nearly lost it. When it looked like it was going to go through, I started actually reading CRTC rulings. And Continue Reading →
If you are a crafter, you know how easy it is for crafts to multiply into an amazing amount of clutter. For me, there are a few reasons for the Continue Reading →
In a span of roughly 6 months, I have received at least 5 email messages at my gmail account intended for someone else. It happens, right? But how would you Continue Reading →
Today has been an interesting day to be watching fellow urban homestead-types get wound up into a tight ball of rage spiked with solidarity and mixed with a dash of Continue Reading →
Kiddo wanted to know how to add an image to her blog and it was a question that came up over and over at WordCamp, too so I decided to Continue Reading →
Mike and I are taking a few minutes between the wrap of WordCamp Victoria and the after-party to put our feet up and reflect. While Mike and I have done Continue Reading →
At work, I frequently juggle multiple projects and multiple tasks within those projects.In the past week, I’ve been going back to make sure everything was in order. It wasn’t. Today Continue Reading →