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Christmas Gift
Although I truly believe that giving at anytime is a good thing, I guess there are certain occasions that are more “giving oriented” than others. Birthdays, Valentines day, anniversaries, graduations, weddings, etc. This time of year the occasion, of course, … Continue reading
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Tagged American Tapestry Alliance, anniversaries, belt sander, Canada, Christmas, flat work, graduation, hard maple, Mexico, planer, tapestry, Valentines, vertical loom, weaving, wedding, woodturning
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Lifelong Learning
For those of you who have been following my blog for some time, you already know that I am a firm believer in the joy of lifelong learning. I look for and take every opportunity to learn something new. It’s not that … Continue reading
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Tagged Dream Work, Emeritus College, finance, fine arts, health, history, language, Learning, literature, math, Religion, Robson Ranch, science, Spirituality, teaching, University of North Texas
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First Place/Number One/The Best
I have this affliction. Maybe affliction is too strong a word to use here, but sometimes it feels like an affliction. You see, I always want to be the best. This has been going on for most of my life. … Continue reading
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Tagged Banjo, bass, bluegrass, dobro, fiddle, first place, Freshly Pressed, Grapevine, guitar, jam, mandolin, meet up, teacher's pet
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. . . and another thing . . .
Since I have not posted a rant lately about things that bug me, I thought this might be the right time and the right topic. The question to be answered is, “Why do some people put themselves in situations where … Continue reading
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Tagged advanced, Appalachia, Banjo, beads, beginner, bluegrass, instructor, intermediate, John C. Campbell Folk School, torch
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Let’s Keep On Learning New Stuff
Regina and I just returned from a week at John C. Campbell Folk School in Brasstown, North Carolina. We have been there five times. Obviously, we like it a lot. If you have not had the opportunity to hear us … Continue reading