The Urbane Homestead

Every day, into the breach.

My daily rounds

  • Deep Background
  • I Love Orange, my crafty friend
  • Living Small
  • My Salad Days
  • Naughty Dog's Day
  • Rocketboom
  • The Nietzsche Family Circus
  • The Plot Thickens
  • Whip Up
  • Window on the Day

Listening

  • 12 Byzantine Rulers
  • Poem-a-Day
  • In Our Time
  • Cast-On: A Podcast for Knitters

Reading

  • James S. Levine: Schaum's Outline of Russian Grammar

    James S. Levine: Schaum's Outline of Russian Grammar

  • P.R. Frost: Hounding The Moon: A Tess Noncoire Adventure (Tess Noncoire Adventures)

    P.R. Frost: Hounding The Moon: A Tess Noncoire Adventure (Tess Noncoire Adventures)

  • Halldor Laxness: Independent People

    Halldor Laxness: Independent People

  • : The Talmud: Selected Writings (Classics of Western Spirituality)

    The Talmud: Selected Writings (Classics of Western Spirituality)

  • John Barnes: One for the Morning Glory
    but a wonderful vocabulary
  • Orhan Pamuk: Snow

My hope chest of projects

  • Willow house
  • over the top: knitted swiffer
  • Book Arts
  • Stupid Creatures
  • A vardo for the backyard
  • Very cool pincushions
  • The homestead

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  • Taking stock
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  • Koff, koff
  • Have you noticed that in literature and myth teeth are a metaphor for power?

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