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Cups of Kindness Update: YES, We Can
“Light One Candle.” Olive, boxwood, bloodwood. Hand turned by George Raeder. “It is better to light one candle than to curse the darkness.” Chinese Proverb I have always had faith in the goodness and...
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Tis the Season
My English mother-in-law is ready. A month or so ago, we took a trip to Holmes County, where there are plenty of Amish bulk food stores. She bought the candied fruit she loves to use in her fruitcakes....
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Cups of Kindness: Many Hearts and Hands
Many hands have worked to help Cups of Kindness. There is still incredibly beautiful art available: luminous paintings, sensitive photography, glass and pottery that “sing,” lovely jewelry, fiber, wood...
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My Town Monday: Through a Friend’s Eyes
photo of Dream, by Tammy Jo Fuller, by Kari Radney My friend Kari Radney sent me some photos that she took at the Cups of Kindness opening celebration.This is a collection of photos of pieces that...
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The Spirit of Giving Continues
For the past 3 years, members of the business community have donated mini Christmas trees to be raffled off at the Peninsula Library and Historical Society. The proceeds of the raffle benefits the...
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My Town Monday: The Warmth of Community
It’s a wee bit chilly in my town, with the temperatures hovering around 2 degrees F, and the windchill plummeting them well below zero. The warmth of community is a pretty wonderful thing. Take a look...
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Holiday Musings
Wednesday morning was an icy one, with the roads covered with a glaze of ice. Cars stood on the pavement, unable to move. The 4 wheel drive on our Toyota helped us navigate the frozen ground, and we...
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Spring is in the Air: A My Town Monday Post
As I sit here, I hear the cardinals and chickadees outside. The goldfinches at the feeders are sporting faint yellow feathers. The snowdrops are up. Rain is pouring on the metal roof, its familiar...
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Holiday Musings: A My Town Monday Post
When 6 of the 8 tiles I had painstakingly carved cracked in the bisque kiln, I was somewhat disappointed. I had expected to have them ready for the holidays. The patterns were wonderful; yet the cracks...
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