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The Sweet Moments I Hold Dear
2025-12-10 11:00 UTC by Corey

Around the kitchen table we gather quickly, bringing out from my studio a box of pens, books, paper, paintbrushes, paints, tape, and scissors.

Olivia sits beaming; I couldn’t be happier. We start to color and paint and talk about art—literally, what colors we should use and how Olivia dabs each painting with her little Kleenex....

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What Are We Looking For?
2025-12-09 11:00 UTC by Corey

Thanks Tom for your posts on FB.

Guest Post from Marilyn: All About Tea
2025-12-08 11:00 UTC by Corey

Hello, my name is Marilyn and some people say I am a tea nerd.
As a young girl, I was raised by a single mom. Occasionally she would get depressed, especially about finances. There were a couple times where she suggested we take one Lipton teabag and make a pot of tea with a side of toast cut in what she called soldiers, strips of toasted...

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When Time Cannot be Measured
2025-12-07 11:00 UTC by Corey

We went away for the weekend—to a place we’d never been before. No familiar routines, no rhythm to predict what came next. As soon as we stepped out of our normal world, something strange happened: time stopped behaving.

When you leave your comfort zone, you leave behind the invisible scaffolding that holds your days together: the daily...

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Gruyère, Switzerland
2025-12-06 11:00 UTC by Corey

Our niece Juliette and her husband Stephan invited us to Switzerland, to the Hotel Cailler. Before meeting them, we spent the night in Gruyères.

Little did we know that the utterly enchanting town had a Christmas market going on. It was charming — such a delightful surprise!

Gruyères itself is steeped in history: a...

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A Corner in my Home
2025-12-05 11:00 UTC by Corey

The plaster busts stare. They never say much, but they take everything in. From their shelves, they admire themselves—caught in the mirror’s reflection—while the Christmas tree twinkles behind them like they’re posing for a holiday portrait. The whole scene gives them a fresh bit of ego, just to make them feel important.

If they...

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