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Wake me up when Sept ends… wait, it has?

Oct 4th

Posted by Nicole in blog

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Yes, it has been over a month since I’ve posted here! Time flies when you’re having fun I guess… :)

Needless to say I’ve been busy – just not here on my own site. Every week from Aug through this week I’ve been posting shop interviews on the Philly Modern Quilt Guild blog. And every other Thursday, I post either a gift guide or a creative challenge on the Handmade Philly blog. And somewhere in between those two projects, I’ve been working with another person to set up and start blogging on the new Friends of the Haverford Township Free Library site.

And did I mention that I was the quoit queen? Really, that’s just because the winning team was all male, but I’ll take what I can get!

I know some bloggers repost articles on other websites they run, but I just don’t think that’s very fun. Then again, in my case anyway, it’s either reposting articles or an entire month with no posts! Which is better?

Now that we’re solidly into my favorite month out of all twelve, I’m hoping to do a bit more posting here where I call home – ASID. For October, my goal is to post at least once a week here and possibly throw a link up to a good post elsewhere that I’ve authored. What are your goals?

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So many creative minds out there!

Jul 2nd

Posted by Nicole in Handmade Philly

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Recently I had the joy of attending an interactive storytelling hour at my library. The main reason for me going (since I have no children with whom to tag along :) ) was that I’m the treasurer of my Friends group at my library. Brief background, we’re a fund raising arm for the library. They never have enough money to cover all the fun programs or all the great upgrades necessary, so we raise money to provide what we believe will further the interest in and use of the library by the community.
Anywho, the Friends sponsored the library’s summer reading program so I was there to recruit more families. Serendipity happened when I realized that I knew the woman who was performing – Victoria O’Neill! And when I say “I knew”, I mean “I chatted with online via Handmade Philly and email but never actually met in person”.
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