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Archive for June, 2008

Lost camera cord.

Does anyone want to come to my house and find our camera cord? I will feed you, and I will applaud you when you find it.
Because I so want to share more than words. I mostly want to share two nice things through pictures.
Firstly, I have a new kitten. Julia named her, “necklace angel”. She [...]

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Our stitch n’ bitch group met last night amongst a craft show in a pub basement. The cover charge went to raise money for Women’s Health Clinic STD and birth control programn.
I hadn’t been to the s n’ b in over 3 months because I have been such a dedicated student. I have come home every night and [...]

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I worked with many teachers, especially over the past few months. All sorts of teachers, ones who have been teaching for 25 years, student teachers and others who have never taken an education course. Casually, I have been keeping a list of what a great teacher does and how I can incorporate this into my own teaching [...]

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Between weekend reading, I have been thrifting pretty hard. It started yesterday at the MCC sale, where I snagged:
(sorry it is a list and not pictures, the camera needs charging)
- a lovely purple plant (i think it is a purple passion plant)
- Potato cookers (these handmade cloth packs for cooking potatoes)
- beautiful dolls handmade in [...]

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We had a great weekend. Julia took her annual trip to the Witches Hut with her grampa. We had two picnics and we started some planting.
The biggest downfall to renting is the lack of gardening space. Last year  I was highly influenced by the You Grow Girl site, enough to save toilet paper rolls all [...]

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Happy June!
I am so grateful for this new month. I finally feel confident that we do not need to keep our winter jackets in the front closet.
This week we are planting some seeds, playing some soccer, baking more yummy strawberry bread and ending the week with a community street festival!
Today also marks the beginning of my 2nd [...]

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