Monthly Archives Apr 2013
Where I live ~ Our Mountain Home
April 30, 2013
I want to share our mountain with you. Today I'm taking you up and out. To give you a bird's eye view and to introduce the neighbors.
Is homemaking your gig? You might want to consider...
April 29, 2013
I'm participating in an ebook bundle sale this week and I think some of you would appreciate the books in this bundle.
Saturday Swimming
April 27, 2013
It all started in January with our weekly French lessons. Céline and I left the house every Saturday afternoon, driving to a nearby community where our course was offered.
About the fountain pen...
April 25, 2013
When re-designing FIMBY and thinking about a graphic I could use to express my message and vision for this space, my fountain pen became the clear winner.
Afternoon School ~ A spring schedule
April 24, 2013
Last month I introduced a change that I've never tried before - afternoon school.
A letter for a tough season
April 22, 2013
That was one of the toughest Marchs on record. Now that we are through it and Spring is firmly rooted in your heart I wanted to write you a little love note.
The color of creativity
April 20, 2013
We are waiting right now for the colors of spring. The weather is warming and the snow is melting but lime green leaves, buttery yellow blossoms, and pastel purple petals are still weeks away in our world.
I am Woman ~ Hear me Chop
April 18, 2013
I've warned you all that spring arrives late where I live, which is a more pleasant way of saying the winters are long. This winter has seemed especially so.
The Spring I Start Running
April 16, 2013
I've been thinking for a while now that one day I would start running but I've been digging in my heels, literally and figuratively. The last time I did any serious running was when Céline was a baby. That's twelve years ago or so.
I'm so happy to be back
April 15, 2013
This is the longest break from blogging I have taken since I started blogging with any serious intent. I've been blogging for nearly nine years and in those first few years month long breaks were common.
