Craig Hockenberry knows where he wants to be and it’s not Twitter.
That’s where I want to be in the future. Exploring unknown territory that empowers others and adapts to the needs of a community.
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by Patrick Rhone
Craig Hockenberry knows where he wants to be and it’s not Twitter.
That’s where I want to be in the future. Exploring unknown territory that empowers others and adapts to the needs of a community.
Hiding In Plain Sight – Rhoneisms
The Internet is the perfect place to hide in plain sight. One can appear to be a part of this world while, in spirit, they left it a long time ago.
Was reminded of this post I wrote in 2013 today. Still true.
Waking up and smelling the coffee.
Tonight’s learning opportunity…
Reminder: Until you put a price on it, everything is priceless.
And, have done the same for the other kitchen bookshelf. Now contains only cookbooks we use (but less frequently than the ones on the kitchen shelf).
Continuing the kitchen shelf organizing, weeded out the cookbooks that we were not actually using and leaving the ones we do.
Also, replacing a vessel we never used beyond a bookend with the one our everyday silver lives in.
Another project completed today, after taking the Christmas Tree down, was to hang this stained glass piece in our front bay window.
We are blessed to have several friends who are talented local potters. We are further blessed to be able to use their work around our dinner table daily. With the kitchen shelf reorganized it means we can display and easily access some of those most used pieces.
One of my goals for this month was to try to tackle one organizing/beautifying project around the house every day. Some days I’ve been better than others but if I miss one day and do two the next I’m counting it as a win.
Here’s a before/after of the main shelf in the kitchen.