Okay, I think I’ve set up the sign-up correctly for the Friday afternoon workshops at the shop. We’ll see how it goes! Next step is making a digital flyer, and when I get home, also printing some physical flyers to hand out to people who come into the shop. But I think I need a […]
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So, I’ve gotten approval to host free Friday workshops at my new shed shop, yay! Today is just going to be drop-in, but I’m going to set up Sign-Up Genius for the other dates (see below for link). All workshops take place in shed #11 at the Berwyn Shops — 6931 Roosevelt Road (intersection with
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There are times when I feel really frustrated on school board, when I just can’t make any headway on things that seem important (like a later start time!). But these two items from tonight’s board meeting make me really happy. 1) Making real, measurable strides in closing the equity gap in math for our students,
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Swung by the new shop yesterday, took over a columbine table I had at Berwyn Sprout, along with the new zinnia pumpkins, a new zinnia tray, etc. and so on. The Berwyn Development Corp. was planning to take some photos at 8 a.m. this morning, so I wanted to make sure everything looked nice and
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Okay, I’m really having fun with these pumpkins. My favorites so far are the zinnia pumpkins, which are so cheery and bright. But I tried some yellow rose pumpkins too, and they’re very sweet; a different aesthetic. I’ll have these down at the Berwyn Shops this weekend, and should have some at the Southtown Fall
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Evening at the shop. (Had to run some things down.)
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Colchicum “Waterlily”. (Plant as bulbs in fall.)
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I’m having rotation issues with this batch of photos, not sure why, don’t have the energy to trouble shoot it. Apologies if you find yourself turning your screens 90 degrees. This is a native aster, but I’m not sure which one. Maybe New England aster?
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