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On Writing a Blog

One of the benefits of steady writing is the chance to inadvertently spit out a gem among all the chaff.  A gem would not be the previous sentence where I mixed metaphors and generally muddled the point.  Here’s what I

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On Craftsmanship

I remember way back in the early days of this blog, when it was still on Vox.  Jjust over four years ago the very first word of my first blog entry was “craftsmanship”.   I’ve veered into baking, then home improvement,

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On Writing

I started this blog with the goal of practice.  Sorry, happy readers, but everything you read here is all my rough work.  I needed a way to get my writing muscles limber and strong, and there’s no substitute for just

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Let Them Bake Bread

Hello readers!  2010 was a great year for the Handmade Blog.  My readers came from all over the world, coloring my visitor stats with flags as familiar as the red, white, and blue bars of the U.K. and as foreign

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Errata and the Season of Thanks

Time for a few housekeeping notes about the blog.  For anyone who’s noticed, the Winter War book has been pulled from the writing tab.  Why?  Nobody went to visit or read through it, reinforcing my understanding about reading books—good in

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