I could share pictures for days of the light in this house. I'm so glad that I'm home to enjoy it while I work.
All photos by Erica Midkiff. These photos (and more!) can be found on my Flickr page.
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I began working as the copy editor for Kinfolk Magazine by working on Volume 2, which has just been released in print and iPad versions. I'm thrilled to be working with such a wonderful list of contributors, and I can't wait to see how the issue looks! The website has been updated recently, and I love the new look.
Check out the magazine’s website here, the journal here, a beautiful video announcing Volume 2 here, and the fantastic list of contributors here!
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I’ve written before (here and here) that I copy edit for Pure Green Magazine. Today, I’m excited to say that for the first time, that this issue is being released in print. The whole team worked extremely hard, and I can’t wait to see the issue in person!
Check out the Pure Green website here, subscribe to the magazine here, view past issues here, the blog here, and the wonderful team here!
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I grew up in southern Virginia, and it was wonderful to be back for Thanksgiving. My mother has a house full of plants (I know where I got that urge from!) and we went for a ride on the Blue Ridge Parkway, among many other things. It was wonderful.
All photos by Erica Midkiff. These photos (and more!) can be found on my Flickr page.
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I've already mentioned that I love lists. It shouldn't surprise you that I keep lists for holiday shopping as well, nor should it surprise you that I had almost all of my shopping done by early November. As I see things during the year that I know someone might like, I write them down in a list categorized by person. (I also keep a list of hostess gifts and things that I think would make great presents for some undetermined person.) When the holiday rolls around, I pull out my list, cull out the items I want to buy for each person, and purchase them. I leave a little wiggle room for things I see when the holiday season really hits, but basically I am done before most people even think about a Christmas tree.
This is the first year it's worked perfectly (it always takes a little while to get a system honed) and I have to tell you: it feels good. It feels really good.
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Friday, December 16, 2011 at 12:00PM