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Fast Fix Friday: Quick Curtains from Tablecloths

Using tablecloths as material for curtains.

While I loved my old drapes, I really needed something that would freshen up the room a bit and give it that "spring" feel. My only problem is that my window is 108 inches wide  and my curtain rod is 87 inches high. It takes 4 panels to cover the window. Last time it was almost $200 just for some panels on sale. I thought I would look for some cheap fabric when I got around to it.  Read more >

A Discovery of Witches is an Enjoyable Twilight for Grown Ups

In A Discovery of Witches by Deborah Harkness, Diana Bishop seems like any other ordinary woman, living her life and trying to get by doing what she loves as a historian. We soon learn that most of the characters in the book are anything but ordinary. We find out that her world is laced with the magic of vampires, witches and daemons, herself being a witch.  Read more >

Get Lost Inside Jean Kwok's Girl in Translation

There are very few books that immediately upon opening, I can’t put down. Girl in Translation by Jean Kwok was one of those few books. From the moment pre-teen Kimberly first steps in the new country of America, she instantly has to put aside part of her cherished childhood, and struggle with her mother’s to make it in a new and foreign place.  Read more >

Caleb's Crossing is Bethia's Journey

Caleb's Crossing by Geraldine Brooks was a book that I felt had an authentic voice and was also enjoyable. Told from the view point of Bethia Mayfield, Caleb's Crossing is about her view and interaction of the life (loosely-based) of Caleb Cheeshahteaumuck, an actual Native American historical figure who attended and graduated from Harvard University.  Read more >

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Jennifer Rizzo
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