Red Cedar
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Month: December 2020
Post #3215: Renewal
I had a year-end post half-drafted last week, but returning to my laptop today, I cannot find it which means it must not have saved. And so ends 2020, though I can’t really blame the year for this, it’s really my fault for trusting… Continue Reading “Post #3215: Renewal”
Post #3214: Unfinished Objects (UFOs)
On the weekend, Brian asked me to fix the busted strap on the courier bag he uses for his laptop and work papers. It’s one of two bags I made years ago – he wore the first one out after three years of daily… Continue Reading “Post #3214: Unfinished Objects (UFOs)”
Post #3213: time for cocktails
It’s not quite eleven in the morning and I am already thinking about tonight’s planned cocktail – The Jungle Bird – which I feel will counteract this dismal, pouring rain day just a tiny bit with it’s tropical themes. I’m in the wind-down towards… Continue Reading “Post #3213: time for cocktails”
Post 3212: Denim, granola bars, noodles and weightlifting
I had a small conniption this morning when I came to post and couldn’t find the blog post I put up earlier this week! It was a little reflective piece I’d been working on for awhile, and I *thought* I had published it –… Continue Reading “Post 3212: Denim, granola bars, noodles and weightlifting”
Post 3211: Limiting Beliefs
As I’ve been out for my regular runs in the last couple of weeks, I’ve thought a lot about limiting beliefs. Such as “I hate running.” “Running is something I will never do.” Other limiting beliefs of the last few years have included “I’m… Continue Reading “Post 3211: Limiting Beliefs”
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