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Love Sown Garden

lessons from our family garden

  • Deep Winter

    / February 23, 2015

    It is deep winter, or as deep as it gets in the Piedmont, and yesterday we got a strange yet wonderful lag in the cold after a week of no school. We drove off to a location not far out of town, a future park development site Joe wanted to visit. We arrived and walked down an old two-lane road,…

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  • Planting time!

    / February 1, 2015

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  • Progression of a Mug

    / January 31, 2015

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  • Little Thought for the Morning

    / January 30, 2015

    With social media, there’s a trend to announce convictions and lifestyle changes, whether it’s the choice to wear leggings, the tv shows we allow our children to watch, the stores where we will no longer shop, the foods we will no longer eat, the drinks we will partake in, how we exercise, discipline our kids, etc. You get the picture.…

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  • Why Did My Bowls Bust?

    / January 27, 2015

    Today I opened the kiln after a bisque firing and saw an exploded 12″ bowl. It was a gorgeous piece, and it was disappointing to see it shattered on the top shelf. As I unloaded the rest of the kiln, I found the other large bowl and 17″ plate also shattered. A few years ago I might have cried at…

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  • Progress on Home Office Organization

    / January 24, 2015

    I tore into my office, which may now be called “the study” as my son has tried to take it over with his music stand and new viola. After trying out a few configurations to include him in the space, I chased him out and moved his stand to the dining room. I’m fine if he wants to practice in…

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