The faces of people who live primarily on food stamps -- a slide show and an interesting article, to boot. Take a minute to examine these peoples' stories. It seems clear; some are using this for the short-term opportunity it's meant to be. Others have been living this way longer than they would like to admit.
Makes you think. How can these people be helped in such a way that they'll be able to stand on their own two feet -- rather than lean on the government for the rest of their lives?
Monday (okay, Friday) Stuff on the Way to Other Stuff: Taking A Little Time Off
Yep, that's right. We have some commitments coming up -- and I won't always be able to post. So I'll be incommunica...
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[Update on the Update! Kate Spain's posted a final comment. I'm not sure she still completely understands the struggle quilting prof...
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I really don't understand this. But from Julie Silber's FB page, here's the mention of Laura Shaw's quilt-- Following CENSO...
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I loved this cheerful, engaging quilt when it first was publicized in 1994. Jonathan Shannon used a two-pronged approach: it celebrate...
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