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Category Archives: Celebration
How Can I Miss You if You Don’t Go Away?
I love this quote, and laughed my head off when I first heard it, although I don’t know who came up with it. That makes it all the more fun. My younger sister was breathlessly laughing as she quoted this … Continue reading
Posted in Celebration, fiber arts, Fun, Travel, Weaving
Tagged cicadas, Ground Cover, Jersey, weaving
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Sunday Dinner
Living in Jersey, for as long as I can remember, Sunday would always be the day that we had our dinner – loosely translated as the big meal of the day – in the early afternoon. After church was done, … Continue reading
Posted in Celebration, food, Life, Observations
Tagged espresso, family, food, life, sunday dinner, tradition
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It’s all about the horses – Fiesta Days Parade in Cave Creek
I love horses. You can find me at the paddocks whenever we go to the race track, checking out those beauties up close. One of the first movies I remember vividly is National Velvet. Shadowfax in Lord of the Rings … Continue reading
Posted in Celebration, Commentary, Observations, Travel
Tagged breakfast, Cave Creek, Fiesta Days Parade, horses, parade, rodeo, Wagon Wheel, wild west
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Guinness Lace
It had been years since I attended a St. Patrick’s Day parade – the traditions were kept up with making Grandma Creegan’s Irish Soda bread and making corned beef and cabbage. But this year we skid-addled to downtown Phoenix and … Continue reading
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Tagged beer, celebrations, food, fun, Guinness, parades, Phoenix, St. Patrick's Day
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A Happy New Year, Indeed
Today is my New Year. I happen to have the luxury of having been born a few days after after the New Year. I am the fourth of five children. My due date was Christmas. You would think that, being … Continue reading →