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Needleworker, Knitter, Crocheter, Sewist, Paper Crafter, and more!
AKA: Heather, Silverlotus, Stitchinglotus
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Author Archives: Heather
Vote, Damn It!
Yesterday I spent some time writing an entry about the upcoming elections in Canada and the U.S., and the ongoing stock market and banking collapse. But, after sleeping on it, I figured that no one really gives a damn what … Continue reading
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Posted in Media & Politics, My Life
Homes for Childhood
I was reading something the other day that got me thinking about my childhood home. Actually, it would be more accurate to say it got me thinking about how I don’t really associate any of the houses I’ve lived in … Continue reading
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Book Review: Balance Training by Karon Karter
Exercise books are difficult to review. The results one sees from the exercises presented in a book is a subjective thing, as is the level of enjoyment received. And, when I am looking for an exercise book or DVD, I’m … Continue reading
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Violence and the City
Last Tuesday, a teenage boy was shot outside his school on the other side of Toronto. The boy survived but ended up in the hospital. That day there were three other violent attacks in Toronto, which lead to a lot … Continue reading
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Posted in The Outside World
Rude? WTF Does She Mean?
I just finished reading Lynne Truss’ Talk to the Hand, a short look at how increasingly rude British society has become. She looks at six different areas of manners that, well, piss her off. It is bitingly funny, very cleaver, … Continue reading
So, I Guess We Are All Still Here… Where’s the Pudding?
This morning, CERN’s new Large Hadron Collider started up… and it looks like the world didn’t end. Darn, I guess I really need to look into that diet. Anyway, you may remember me mentioning back in March that some scientists … Continue reading
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Visiting the Real World
I don’t get out much anymore. Or, rather, the Baby Man and I don’t go beyond our little neighbourhood; a place where people have come to recognize the lady with the baby in the red stroller. Today, though, I ventured … Continue reading
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