The Last Doll I Named a Friday Fairings post This is the last doll I named. Meet Agba. He’s 7 1/4 inches tall, and made of a wood I can’t name. He can bow, but rarely does, and his arms are held in position by a rubber band that has managed to retain its tension
Thanks —It’s not just for Thursdays I’m going to try different themes each day on this blog, and this is Thursday. The combination of Thanks and Thursday might not seem all that inspired, but I’ve had experience that’s shown me thanks isn’t just for Thursdays. I opened my eyes this morning, and I can see. My
Beauty In Mid Air At Meijer Gardens I found beauty in mid-air at Meijer Gardens. There’s a sculpture park and garden in my home town that has a large greenhouse. Every winter, they have a tropical butterfly release, featuring multiple species. Usually guests jostle their way through almost elbow to elbow. Older adults seek a
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