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Needleworker, Knitter, Crocheter, Sewist, Paper Crafter, and more!
Also known as Silverlotus & Stitchinglotus
Located just outside of Toronto, Canada.
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Category Archives: The Outside World
Understanding “Religious” War
There are a lot of things I don’t understand about the world. I don’t understand people who murder or rape or rob; I don’t understand why politicians lie. I don’t understand why Canada is one of the most taxed nations … Continue reading Continue reading
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Chalk River Closure
Nuclear energy has received much bad press over the decades–Chernobyl and Three Mile Island come to mind immediately. Nuclear reactors are used to do more then power our computers and Xboxes–they can produce a radioisotope used in medical diagnostic tests … Continue reading Continue reading
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A Technophile/Bibliophile’s Dream
To say that I am a bibliophile is a giant understatement. My personal library is probably getting close to 700 books, if not more. I read voraciously. I devour books. Heck, I’ve even bought at least five books for the … Continue reading Continue reading
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Support the March of Dimes
A fellow member of the UEW tradition will be taking part in the March of Dimes Walk America on April 29, 2007. Please consider donating to her team. This may be a better option for all my American readers, since … Continue reading Continue reading
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Internation Women’s Day – 2007
Today is the 30th anniversary of International Women’s Day. It was originally created by the UN in 1977 as a way to recognize and celebrate the advances in women’s rights, and to determine what still needs to be done. Canada’s … Continue reading Continue reading
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Intelligence and Love
There is an interesting article over at the Boston Globe: The Romantic Life of Brainiacs. It discusses the old myth that an educated woman can’t have a satisfying romantic life. I’m a fairly educated woman. I have a university degree … Continue reading Continue reading
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Da Vinci, The Grail, and Me
Last night, quanta and I watched The Da Vinci Code. While it was quanta’s first experience with the story (beyond watching bits and pieces of a few Da Vinci Code inspired documentaries), I was intimately familiar with it. Firstly, I … Continue reading Continue reading
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