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Month: October 2011
Lions and foxes – lessons in power
I’m having a hard time finding an entry point into the material for this week’s class – King Lear and The Prince. Both works deeply embedded in our political/historical culture and thus difficult to unpack in the space of 500-1000 words. My own digestion… Continue Reading “Lions and foxes – lessons in power”
Autumn sewing
I’ve been a bit lazy here about writing in the past few days, so I’m kicking off with a couple of pictures of new articles of clothing that I have sewn over the weekend. First up is the dress that I completed yesterday –… Continue Reading “Autumn sewing”
Revealing possibility.
Near the end of the 14th century, a young woman of thirty experienced a near-fatal illness – one she had prayed for over some time in order that she might know the suffering of Christ. In fact, she had wished for death so that… Continue Reading “Revealing possibility.”
Another new shirt!
Going away put a dent into my sewing time, but luckily I had this all cut out and awaiting me on my arrival – a super comfy, drape-y raglan top. This is my second adventure with knits – this time a two-way stretch knit… Continue Reading “Another new shirt!”
What, me?
In all the academic writing, the poetry analysis, the travel updates I haven’t done a personal update in quite awhile. It’s not that I have nothing going on (obviously!) but some of what’s been going on has been personal and also – all my… Continue Reading “What, me?”
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