No matter how you slice it, there will always be two sides. Spinoza In the past two months, I’ve enjoyed hosting a fair number of dinner guests. That means I have read and executed many recipes. At least half a dozen of them were for meat dishes and a few provided directions on carving. I […]
Any way you slice it, it’s all the same. Really? Read More »
“…failure with clay was more complete and more spectacular than with other forms of art. You are subject to the elements… Any one of the old four – earth, air, fire, water – can betray you and melt, or burst, or shatter – months of work into dust and ashes and spitting steam. You need
Throwing, shaping, firing, Creating. Pottery Read More »
The great art of learning is to understand but little at a time. ~John Locke Well, I guess I’m on the path to great learning because there are some topics about which I am learning only a little at a time. With those, I am absolutely thick-headed and I make no apologies for it. I
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We all get the exact same 365 days. The only difference is what we do with them. ~Hillary DePiano The post from 12-28-23 addressed figuring out what’s important and weeding out the activities that don’t make the cut. This one is similar but deals with things we’ve always done, at least as far as we
New Year traditions. Keep ’em or kick ’em? Read More »