Monthly Archives: March 2010

THE DEVIL AT WORK IN THE WORLD

The Devil’s two most powerful tools in this world are vanity and envy. I’ve written so much about jealousy and envy, I thought I had nothing left to say. But I do. I know that technically speaking, the terms are … Continue reading

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FLEETING BALANCE

Perfect balance is not only overrated, it’s not necessarily desirable. The only perfectly balanced pot is one with a flat bottom. And flat bottoms are good for pots, but not for people. Balance. We know it’s a good thing. When … Continue reading

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NEW TO SHOWS, WHERE DO I START??

I’m going to be very lazy today, and share a post I made recently on a crafts forum. A craftsperson posted that they were thinking about doing some shows. She was at a loss on where to begin designing a … Continue reading

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