Category Archives: Holidays

Postcards from the Sierras: day 6

I'm a busy bee here on my computer, working on a really big website. But I don't want to forget about that vacation that seems so far away now! Our last day at the cabin Logan and I spent reading on the deck while Liam and hubby were out fishing. Look who came by for ...

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Pin it forward: What Home Means to Me

Here's my contribution to the 2nd blogger mashup organized by Victoria, from SF Girl by Bay. This time, we're all using a cool new tool called Pinterest, that allows you to create "pin boards" of images you find around the web ...

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Happy Valentine’s Day

I've never been a big fan of this particular holiday. Perhaps it's because I never had a Valentine or a secret admirer when it would have really mattered to me. When I did get together with the love of my life, I had enough romance for a year of Valentines, so fear not, I love ...

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Christmas is over, plans commence

Well, what a lovely Christmas we had - I hope you all did too! 1st of all, Christmas came a little early in form of a wonderful package from Amy of  Things We Make, it was the prize for the Mod House Ornaments ...

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Happy Happy Holidays!

I've had such an incredible year - my creative spirit has been nurtured by my time online with you wonderful folk! Thanks so much for all your support and encouragement - I look forward to being even MORE creatively inspired next year! Merry Christmas to all, and to all a good night!

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Checkin’ my list – Just like Santa!

OK SO, it's Christmas eve eve...how did I do with my pre-Christmas plans? Trim the tree: Yup! I blogged about it here, discussing how my tree reflects my personality, philosophizing abounds Make new wreath: Yup! It's not the one I wanted to make, but Logan wanted to do a gumdrop wreath instead. ...

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My name is Candy Glendening….and I’m addicted to color! I dye fabric so I can have just the hue & texture I want, and then use it to make art quilts and “everyday art”.