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Spring in Charm City

Some things I heart about Spring… Opening the bedroom windows at night, walks in Hampden, longer days, happy cats sitting in the open windows, dinners on our back porch, Waverly Farmer’s Market, my husband and baby niece’s birthdays and the list goes on…Does the first glimpse of Spring feel this good every year? My WordPress [...]

Like a Fresh Coat of Paint

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I decided to get creative last night and turn my website/blog from dismal to delightful. I’m quite pleased with the result! Photo collage is one of my favorite things in the world, so I smile every time I see my new header, which is filled with things I love. I also adore the colored lights [...]

Kitschy Inspiration & Road Trips

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This is yet another reason why I love my neighborhood. How could I resist taking a picture of this lovely Hampden front yard? These are the kinds of scenes that spark my imagination for future characters and settings. I snapped this picture while walking to the post office last week. I’ve stayed true to my [...]

Kettles, Bookshelves, and Addictive Literature

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How cool is this kettle? I drink about ten cups of tea a day, so this is one of my most treasured Christmas gifts. The past couple days have constisted of reading, writing, editing, and researching literary agents. Since I’ve come down with the first cold I’ve had in years, all of these activities work [...]

The possibilities are endless…

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One of my favorite people blogged today about her “10 for ’10,” which inspired me to write my own list (in no particular order!)… 1. To be thankful every day for the “little” and “big” things. 2. To continue believing that I can create the life of my dreams and to nurture things like my [...]

Snow Day

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Steve and I trekked through the snowy streets of Hampden on Saturday. It was quite the mini-adventure. Neighbors are much more friendly while shoveling the side walks. I loved knowing that everyone on the street was a local, although I felt bad for the shop owners who probably rely heavily on sales the weekend before [...]

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