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Dr. E's Doll Museum Blog: Christmas Week Newsletter! Free
Dr. E's Doll Museum Blog: Christmas Week Newsletter! Free: Cloud Pets join the "Cloud" By the time you read this, Christmas 2015 will be a memory, and we will be on the 3d or 4th day of ...
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Memoir; Writing your Life Story: Solstice, also for Dr. E's Greening Tips for the C...
Memoir; Writing your Life Story: Solstice, also for Dr. E's Greening Tips for the C...: It is the Solstice; Blessed Be! I look forward to the growing light, even as I sometimes wish I could walk towards it. Two more good frie...
Thursday, December 17, 2015
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Saturday, December 12, 2015
Dr. E's Doll Museum Blog: Some Photos and a Doll Tree
Dr. E's Doll Museum Blog: Some Photos and a Doll Tree: Seasons greetings, from someone who will not be celebrating Christmas this year, at least the not traditional ways. Certainly, there won...
Monday, December 7, 2015
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Saturday, November 28, 2015
Memoir; Writing your Life Story: Quick Holiday Meal Tips and Snacks, also for Dr. E...
Memoir; Writing your Life Story: Quick Holiday Meal Tips and Snacks, also for Dr. E...: The Holidays are upon us. Frankly, I no longer celebrate. Those in my family who loved these things are dead, and the sick games my sibl...
Friday, November 27, 2015
Memoir; Writing your Life Story: Egg Lemon or Avgolemono Soup Made Easy, also for ...
Memoir; Writing your Life Story: Egg Lemon or Avgolemono Soup Made Easy, also for ...: 1 can cream of chicken soup 1 can buttermilk 1 can water 1/2 c rice or orzo, cooked shredded chicken 1 tsp. lemon juice lemon zest, op...
Wednesday, November 25, 2015
Memoir; Writing your Life Story: Egg Lemon or Avgolemono Soup Made Easy, also for ...
Memoir; Writing your Life Story: Egg Lemon or Avgolemono Soup Made Easy, also for ...: 1 can cream of chicken soup 1 can buttermilk 1 can water 1/2 c rice or orzo, cooked shredded chicken 1 tsp. lemon juice lemon zest, op...
Tuesday, November 24, 2015
Memoir; Writing your Life Story: A Free Newsletter, as Pym might say, with "Bits an...
Memoir; Writing your Life Story: A Free Newsletter, as Pym might say, with "Bits an...: Someone forward you this email? No Sweat! Sign up here to get your own If you're having trouble viewing this email, click here ...
Saturday, November 14, 2015
Memoir; Writing your Life Story: Recipe for Simple Hot Pot, also for Dr. E's Greeni...
Memoir; Writing your Life Story: Recipe for Simple Hot Pot, also for Dr. E's Greeni...: Simple Hot Pot 2 packets simple Ramen noodles 1 6 oz can oysters 3 eggs About 4 pieces of salami, cut into strips 3/4 cups frozen ...
Tuesday, November 10, 2015
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An Apologia for Countess Erzebet Bathory: October 20th Newsletter; The Witch of Blackbird Po...
An Apologia for Countess Erzebet Bathory: October 20th Newsletter; The Witch of Blackbird Po...: Very Uncanny; Nutcracker Maker Files Bankruptcy Truly, frost was on the pumpkin this week. We covered our plants Friday night, including...
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Memoir; Writing your Life Story: Autumn; also for Dr. E's Greening Tips for the Com...: Fall has come, and it is only ten days til Halloween, my favorite holiday for many, many reasons. There is a shortage of pumpkins this year...
Sunday, October 18, 2015
Memoir; Writing your Life Story: Doll Museum: Photos of More 20th Century Dolls
Memoir; Writing your Life Story: Doll Museum: Photos of More 20th Century Dolls: Doll Museum: Photos of More 20th Century Dolls : From my Files: Anna Avigail Brahms, Vinyl 1930s Tyrolean Cloth Doll Baby Sara L...
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Memoir; Writing your Life Story: Orchids from Dr. E's Greening Tips Blog, too
Memoir; Writing your Life Story: Orchids from Dr. E's Greening Tips Blog, too: Cut off a bit, but very nice tips and photos. Stormy night goofing up everything, and lots of weather drama. Fruiti...
Wednesday, September 16, 2015
Doll Museum: About.com Free Newsletter Week of Sept. 14th
Doll Museum: About.com Free Newsletter Week of Sept. 14th: Fall is Nearly Here! Newsletter Week of Sept. 14th ...
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Dr. E's Doll Museum Blog: Remember 9/11; On this Date, they are Our Families...
Dr. E's Doll Museum Blog: Remember 9/11; On this Date, they are Our Families...: Today is the 14th Anniversary of 9/11. That year brought a lot of police and firefighter dolls home for Christmas. To top it off, we have t...
Sunday, September 6, 2015
Memoir; Writing your Life Story: Cool as a Cucumber, also for Dr. E's Greening Tips...
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An Apologia for Countess Erzebet Bathory: A Historical Perspective on Vampires MMLA 2010, An...
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An Apologia for Countess Erzebet Bathory: Shades of Erzebet and Elizabeth I
An Apologia for Countess Erzebet Bathory: Shades of Erzebet and Elizabeth I: Queen Elizabeth I's birthday is this month, a pertinent character of Erzebet's era. Also, the new Disney Descendant's dolls, fe...
Wednesday, August 26, 2015
Dr. E's Doll Museum Blog: Aug. 24th Doll Collecting at About.com Newsletter
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Sunday, August 23, 2015
Dr. E's Doll Museum Blog: Antique Doll Collector Magazine: Mystery Doll Phot...
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Dr. E's Doll Museum Blog: Gourd Fest and Gourd Dolls
Dr. E's Doll Museum Blog: Gourd Fest and Gourd Dolls: See below; I have blogged about this festival and the amazing Gourd dolls and puppets displayed before. It's a wonderful opportunity! ...
For those who can still see my Posts;wonderful festival using gourds. Also, Sunday Morning today was all about design, and Gulla basket weavers. Lots of Frank Lloyd Wright, and much more "By Design!"
For those who can still see my Posts;wonderful festival using gourds. Also, Sunday Morning today was all about design, and Gulla basket weavers. Lots of Frank Lloyd Wright, and much more "By Design!"
Thursday, August 13, 2015
Feeding my Evergreens and Ditching the Malware
I'm still trying to get rid of the malware ads; I did figure out if you keep hitting cancel, it will go to the ad, then you can hit the back button on your browser to read my blog. You have to keep doing this, but you do get to see the blog. I've contacted blogger and Goolge, but can't get rid of it, so I also post on Memoir, Writing your Life Story, another of my blogs.
There is a chill in the air as we hit Mid-August. I long for fall but loathe winter. Not as many plants this year, but trying to nurture a thriving, twining pumpkin vine and a couple of interesting peppers. I have a two toned red and cream mini rosebush doing well, and several fairy gardens with plants, some monrovia that attracts monarchs and a yellow swallotail, and some very pretty colias this year. Marigolds and snapdragons did not have a good year at all, and we could find no black flowers.
One holly plant and a boxwood that is not an evergreen were blasted by below zero, unseasonaly cold temps two winters ago. I have used ferti-lome evergreen food on both; desperate times call for desperate measures. Both are coming back very slowly, and I'd say it isn 't about landscape, but survival.
This last statement reminds me of Harlen Coben, and something he might write on survival, and of his quote on artistic inspriation from "Just one Look." I might add, that, for me, artistic inspiration is survival:
"Loneliness, the precursor to boredom, is conducive to the creative process. That was what artistic mediation was all about--boring yourself to the point where inspriation must emerge if only to preserve your sanity. A writer friend once explained that hte best cure for writer's block was to read a phone book. Bore yourself enough and the Muse will be obligated to push through the most log-filled of arteries" (27).
I think I'm there; Oh, Muse, where are you?!
From ferti-lome Evergreen Food:
For Narrow leav ebergreens like arbor vitae, fir, hemlock, juniper, larch, red cedar, spruce, taxus, yew [think mourning pics and "Eleby in a Country Churchyard:"
"for plants 1-3 feet in ht, apply 2 caps full per plant and water well. For plants 3 to 6 feet in ht., apply 4 to 6 caps full and water well. For plarger plants 6 to 12 feet in ht, apply two caps full for each foot of et by punchng holes around the plant and filling with recommended amoutn of Evergreen Food. Water in well."
You should also try to avoid root damage by culitvating too deeply. I apid $8 for a four lb. bag. It seems to help.
Good Luck!
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| Emily Doll from A Little Princess, public domain image |
There is a chill in the air as we hit Mid-August. I long for fall but loathe winter. Not as many plants this year, but trying to nurture a thriving, twining pumpkin vine and a couple of interesting peppers. I have a two toned red and cream mini rosebush doing well, and several fairy gardens with plants, some monrovia that attracts monarchs and a yellow swallotail, and some very pretty colias this year. Marigolds and snapdragons did not have a good year at all, and we could find no black flowers.
One holly plant and a boxwood that is not an evergreen were blasted by below zero, unseasonaly cold temps two winters ago. I have used ferti-lome evergreen food on both; desperate times call for desperate measures. Both are coming back very slowly, and I'd say it isn 't about landscape, but survival.
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| Violae, public domain image |
This last statement reminds me of Harlen Coben, and something he might write on survival, and of his quote on artistic inspriation from "Just one Look." I might add, that, for me, artistic inspiration is survival:
"Loneliness, the precursor to boredom, is conducive to the creative process. That was what artistic mediation was all about--boring yourself to the point where inspriation must emerge if only to preserve your sanity. A writer friend once explained that hte best cure for writer's block was to read a phone book. Bore yourself enough and the Muse will be obligated to push through the most log-filled of arteries" (27).
I think I'm there; Oh, Muse, where are you?!
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| Micro Mini Hulk carved from Human Hair; public domain image |
From ferti-lome Evergreen Food:
For Narrow leav ebergreens like arbor vitae, fir, hemlock, juniper, larch, red cedar, spruce, taxus, yew [think mourning pics and "Eleby in a Country Churchyard:"
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| Boston Commons Graveyard; public domain image |
"for plants 1-3 feet in ht, apply 2 caps full per plant and water well. For plants 3 to 6 feet in ht., apply 4 to 6 caps full and water well. For plarger plants 6 to 12 feet in ht, apply two caps full for each foot of et by punchng holes around the plant and filling with recommended amoutn of Evergreen Food. Water in well."
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| Phantom Petunia, public domain image |
You should also try to avoid root damage by culitvating too deeply. I apid $8 for a four lb. bag. It seems to help.
Good Luck!
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