Category Archives: Create

The Adventures of Dr. A.C. #4

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The Adventures of Dr. A.C. #3

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The Adventures of Dr. A.C. #2

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The Adventures of Dr. A.C. #1

  In order to improve my drawing skills, I have started a comic strip. Here’s the first one of The Adventures of Dr. A.C.  

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The Phoenix Project

After a letter to Theresa, I was inspired to make watercolor paintings of phoenixes. Each painting was accompanied by a poem and sent via mail. First Flight Step onto the branch. Look down but not for long. Search for a target in the sky and leap for it. First Day of School With book bag, …

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Watching “Community”

Recently I started watching “Community.” I am working on Season 3 episodes. Guess who my favorite characters are, though I love them all. (Hint: two and they both begin with “a”).

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Watercolor

I made my first watercolor paintings this week. And of course it was weird to use a brush when I’m used to finger painting. But it was fun. Totally in love with the paper.

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Poetry Project Update

My poetry project is doing quite well. I’ve written poems about motherhood using the following fruits and vegetables: pomegranate, broccoli, celery, carrot, banana, onion, plum, tomato, watermelon, cantaloupe, and potato. Eleven poems so far.

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Making Breakfast

Since I’ve been out of school for more than three months, I’ve realized I enjoy and prefer hot breakfasts to cereal. Eggy-in-a-basket tastes even better with homemade wheat bread. Check out a recipe here. I usually make two or three and use olive oil rather than butter. Your choice. Edited from original post. Posted my own …

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New Sourdough Recipe and more!

I’ve made Sourdough bread a couple of times before, and in one of my new cookbooks I found a slightly different starter. So I tried it. And I made snickerdoodle cookies for the first time. Ever since I saw this video, I’ve wanted to make the brownies. I finally got to them, and they are …

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