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In which she reads books, often cooks, and sometimes does embroidery
About Me
- Tara
- I am a mother of one, voracious reader, and home cook in Minnesota, USA. Please email me if you have any questions.
Lovely Places to Visit
- a fondness for reading
- a life in books
- a striped armchair
- a work in progress
- angry chicken
- another nutter
- becca and bella
- bermudaonion
- bibliophile by the sea
- bloggin 'bout books
- bluestalking
- book chatter and other stuff
- book-a-rama
- bookbath
- bookbath
- bookclub classics
- bookfoolery and babble
- bookgirl's nightstand
- booknotes by lisa
- books i done read
- books on the brain
- booksplease
- caribou's mom
- cornflower
- cornflower books
- crunchy chicken
- diary of an eccentric
- dovegreyreader
- geranium cat's bookshelf
- harriet devine
- lakeside musing
- leafing through life
- lesley's book nook
- letters from a hill farm
- life in the thumb
- lit chick
- lotus reads
- matt, liz, and madeline
- maw books
- musings of a bookish kitty
- my middle name is patience
- my random acts of reading
- naked without books
- orangette
- pink ladybug's life
- random jottings
- read warbler
- reading matters
- red lady's reading room
- ruby red books
- she reads and reads
- shelf life
- shelf love
- stuck in a book
- the indextrious reader
- the literate kitten
- the persephone post
- the things we read
- this dangerous life
- tripping toward lucidity
- vintage reads
- wisecraft
- worducopia
Labels
- 2007 Books (49)
- 2008 Books (69)
- 2009 Books (78)
- 2010 Books (23)
- Author Interview (1)
- Awards (5)
- BAFAB (2)
- Being green (1)
- Book Tour (4)
- Bookclub (21)
- Booking through Thursday (4)
- Challenges (4)
- Children's books (11)
- Cookbooks (27)
- Eating (5)
- Embroidery (5)
- Family (1)
- Farmer's Market (30)
- Films (17)
- food memoir (3)
- France (1)
- Funny (1)
- Giveaway (19)
- Goals (2)
- historical fiction (7)
- Holocaust (6)
- In the kitchen (60)
- In the News (1)
- India (8)
- Iran (1)
- Jane Austen (1)
- Life (2)
- local eating (26)
- Mail (8)
- memes (13)
- Memoir (6)
- music (1)
- my girl (30)
- mystery (12)
- news (1)
- Persephone Books (17)
- Personal (33)
- Read-a-Thon (7)
- The Best Books (1)
- theater (1)
- thoughts (1)
- Travel (23)
- TV (8)
- Virago Modern Classics (25)
- What to read (18)
- Where I keep my books (2)
- where to buy books (25)
- Who to read (1)
- WW2 (8)
- YA (3)
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8 comments:
This is fantastic - it looks like an Eric Gill sculpture rather than a snow man! Hannah
Wow, I wonder how long it took them to make that. We got a little bit of snow one Friday evening but it was gone by mid-day Saturday.
Wow, I wonder how long it took them to make that. We got a little bit of snow one Friday evening but it was gone by mid-day Saturday.
How pretty! If you drive around in my neighborhood when it happens to snow, you can tell Texans aren't used to it. The snowmen are atrocious! lol
Very nice. We are actually getting some snow today in Austin. Everyone is hysterical. :-)
How cool is that??? At least someone is having fun with all of this snow!
Thanks for your comments! I think this artist is amazing. I've never seen this person at work but every winter amazing sculptures appear on the next block. They ususally morph from one to the next, this one started as a man on a horse - the horse was crazy amazing, then a man working with a hammer at a table, and now this. It brings a bit of cheer to these long winters, to see what comes next.
I love this sculpture!!! How creative. Our snow is really beginning to melt. I may be able to see our front lawn in another week or so. Next thing you know, we'll have tulips and daffs peeking out!!! Hello, spring!!
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