Next up on the list of heroes – Michelle Eigenberger! I met Michelle through a search on Etsy. She had a storefront there where she sold vintage fabric. Perfect for those of us making antique-y looking flowers using old items, right? Instead of becoming a […]
Month: June 2013
The Sandlot – Then and Now
The Sandlot was a coming of age movie for many little guys of the 90s and … me. The quote from my Heroes & Legends page (and senior quote and probably what will be put on my tombstone several hundred years from now) comes from […]
The First Four Days
I could sum up this weekend with “my lamb, do we have a lot of stuff”, but that’s no fun, is it? Why say something in one sentence if you can say it in 105. Thursday Morning: The movers are to arrive between 8 and […]
Last Night In 94th Street
It is the last day in my house. Not the house I grew up in. Not a house my parents retired in. My house. The house I bought using every questionable mortgage practice available in 2005. The house that only has my name on the […]
Don Draper Dies – Part Two
After giving further thought to my hypothesis last week, I came to the realization Don Draper HAS to die. The alternative is unthinkable. While I’ve been going through boxes that came up from Texas, I found one full of memorablia from my grandpa. Overall, he […]