Making a habit of celebration. Saturday, August 28, 2010. The kids were in bed last night at 8pm and in the care of my in-laws, freeing Bekah and me to experience the fair unencumbered. Date night at the North Idaho Fair. We wandered the animal showcases, rode a few rides, ate the obligatory fair food, and attacked the petting zoo.

As a joint venture of the Abrahamitic religions. And in the conscious sight of our mutual transcendent origin.

Making the world safe for abstract art.

Real grandma talk- Knitting is my favorite thing ever, think. I am so so thankful for it and have had so much fun pushing myself farther than I thought I could go. I can honestly not talk about this sweater without getting kind of emotional and I know that is so freakin wierd. Then I made these Iris.

God Bless America and welcome to Celebrate American Holidays! We live in an amazing country not now, not ever, has there been a country like ours! In our short history, we have much to celebrate and much to remember. Come along and read the Preamble to the US Constitution. Have you ever read it? Or some moving poems for Memorial Day like In Flanders Fields. And Freedom Is Not Free.