photo credit: Kliò via photopin cc written for love This weekend I watched the 2010 movie Letters to Juliet (inspired by the famous Shakespearean couple Romeo and Juliet) with my almost 16 year old. I had never seen this movie before. Not sure how I missed it, being the complete letter loving junkie that I am. […]
Civic pride in a card
Ok, I couldn’t resist. My new friend Heather of Cosmikgoo (don’t you love that name) is behind these hilarious cards. I bought the “My Mayor is Better” card and sent it to some family in Toronto. I mean, how could I not. In case you have been living under a rock lately Rob Ford, the […]
Never too old to paper the wall
Never too old Marthe Armitage is 84 years of age. She designs custom wallpapers and draws them herself. This in itself is unusual, as often the patterns on wallpaper are taken from old documents, but in her case she didn’t even start her work with papers until her mid 70’s. What kind of craziness is […]
A fabric postcard for a teacher
An end of year thank you note When Doris’s son was young he drew a picture for his teacher as an end of year thank you note. Doris, being the creative, talented quilter that she is, was inspired. What resulted was an annual tradition of taking a drawing by her son and turning it into […]