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1-2-3 Hockey: 39 of 45 I went out first thing to take pictures, figuring the carrot fronds might look cool after the hours-long torrential downpour we got early in the morning. The threat of drizzling or more hung heavy in the air. Like, literally. It was so humid the lens fogged up terribly. So I [...]

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1-2-3 Hockey: 38 of 45 After the hand-quilting class I left one of the practice muslin-batting sandwiches in its hoop on the dining room table. Rollie decided it made a nice little nest for her this evening while Boomer and I trimmed up some more pies and tarts. My jury duty experience finally came to [...]

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1-2-3 Hockey: 37 of 45 I had a long, long, boring day at jury duty today, and I think I’m getting a cold. All I wanted to do when I got home was lie down and die but Schnookie was all, “Hey, go take pictures of the pretty sky!” I’m glad she was a cruel [...]

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1-2-3 Hockey: 36 of 45 It was a lazy, cozy rainy (but awfully muggy) night here at stately Maple Hoo (after a day that was finally rainy from morning ’til night!), so we had a lazy photo challenge. Here, Favre naps on my bed in the glow of the funky lamp I picked up on [...]

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1-2-3 Hockey: 35 of 45 Today we took a class at Pennington Quilt Works to learn how to hand quilt. It was so much fun and now we can’t wait to get started on real projects (ones that would be more exciting than the practice muslin sandwich pictured here)!

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1-2-3 Hockey: 34 of 45 Finding an instance of raw sienna for the Sixty Four Colors Flickr photo project seemed like it might be a toughie, until we discovered Boomer’s little antique metal soldier/actuary was exactly that color. Or was at one point.

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1-2-3 Hockey: 33 of 45 We had busy days today, some better than others — Pookie had to go back to work instead of jury duty, which meant she got to participate in the farewell party activities for ET, and Schnookie had the most miserable farm experience ever. Then there was much napping and stitching [...]

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