The flood waters are on the rise and there is lots of drama along the river. Lock and Dam No. 1 and Minnehaha Falls are sites/ sights to behold 🙂 !
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Now that I am working full-time it seems that blogging and photography are shuffled to the back. I hope to remedy that soon! This morning the cats and I are enjoying peaceful porch time and making use of Instagram. Anyone wishing to follow can do so :). My Instagram name is Stina Jacox…
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Hurray! I started work at http://bethematch.org/ this week. I invite you to check out the website to see the work being done in research- and with families, patients and donors to link people in need of transplant for blood cancers/ disorders.I am thrilled…and also intend to continue fiddling about with photography too. My new header is from a trip to Hawk’s View Vineyards in Wisconsin at the end of May.
Hope you are all well!! 🙂
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Yes Bagheera, April snow…
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Today I closed the door (literally) on the year of the ‘studio experiment’. After a final look around and placing the keys in an obvious spot, it was time to move on.
http://dailypost.wordpress.com/2014/03/25/prompt-moments-to-remember/
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Curious? Well, it has to do with my connection to ‘expat blogger’, who writes Oh My God My Wife is German. In a recent post he wrote about visiting the Portland, OR kitchen store, Kitchen Kaboodle (http://ohgodmywifeisgerman.com/2014/03/10/my-german-wifes-first-encounter-with-kitchen-kaboodle-in-portland-oregon/). I checked out the website and saw this cool tool for avocados (and ordered one- the rest of the story follows the photos):
Expat and I ended up chatting about Kitchen Kaboodle and I shared the story about slicing my middle finger on a steak knife while pitting an avocado a few years back. So the way I see it, informative blogging and sharing may prevent unnecessary trips the the emergency department for stitches!
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Those who follow my blog know I was invested in the fate of the Island Station structure in St. Paul. Today, I reflect on that passage with a camera photo I took today that I am calling “All That Remains”. The second picture is from the Fall photo shoot.
http://dailypost.wordpress.com/2014/03/21/weekly-photo-challenge-reflections/
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