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I live buy three calendars—the one where the seasons change on the solstices and equinoxes, the traditional Celtic calendar where the season...

The herbs are abundant and fragrant this time of year. While the flowers are modest, the shape, texture, and colors of the leaves bring inte...

There is something satisfying about planning ahead although it happens most often with expectations from outside myself. I spent an enjoyabl...

I am thrilled to be working on the Bhutanese Nepali Folktale Project which is part of the The New Hampshire Humanities Council statewide li...

On the left is a stack of tins which contain pennies that I use as weights. I learned this trick in a boxmaking workshop with Barbara Maurie...

The Bookbinding section of the International Dunhuang Project is a wonderful resource. Here is a little bit of background about the projec...