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How my Sears Kenmore washer and dryer looked when purchased in 1997. Shiny!
One of the burners on my ca. 2001 GE electric stove stopped working. Since I was now hooked up to natural gas, I began researching gas stoves . . . until my HVAC guy said my cabinets weren’t up to code. The bottom height was too close to the stove; I’d need to replace them first.
Finding ...
Visiting the Vermont Flannel Company store with Rocky!
I made the decision to buy Made in USA in 2015, and had begun posting about what I was learning on my old blog. In 2019, I began doing in-depth stories and interviews for Manufacturing Marketing, the magazine my designer, Rachel Cunliffe, and I used to publish.
I knew I was on to something because pe...
Image © Vermont Teddy Bear; Used with permission
Heart. It’s the one word I kept coming back to after my visit with Vermont Teddy Bear for this write up.
What is “heart” and how do you describe it? For me, it was witnessing the utmost care, creativity, and passion the people at Vermont Teddy put into each bear or stuffed animal they create.
My adult son st...“Once upon a time, childhood was simple. Today, it’s tough to be a kid sometimes. Trouble the Dog teaches children about resilience. He has an amazing energy kids can feel and helps them hope, dream, and believe. Trouble helps kids with their ‘troubles,’ big or small. One hug and you’ll see.”
When Sheila Duncan sent me a Trouble the Dog® plush toy so th...
While doing the research about ceramics for the Emerson Creek Pottery write up (link below), I remembered my son’s paternal great-grandmother, Laura Jakstis. She was a ceramist who made very fine porcelain figurines that people collected.
According to her obituary, she learned the art of ceramics and porcelain during the early 1950s in California and introduced ...
