the peacoat papers : programming note

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June 28, 2009

programming note

Is now a good time to mention the lack of schedule here at the lake? Summers should be lazy. Lately I haven't even been sure of the day of the week.

So if you've been looking for some of my regular features like Sunday In The Canyon or Friday Links, you might be disappointed for the next eight weeks. Sunday In The Canyon will definitely be on hiatus, since I'm not in the canyon this summer. Friday Links may pop up from time to time.

Mommy Mondays will stay firmly in place (as long as I can remember what day is Monday!), and I'll continue to post regularly. Thanks for reading!

photo by pasotraspaso via flickr

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what are the peacoat papers?

Peacoat papers started out as the greeting cards I made, but I've shifted my focus towards writing. So now it's the writings that are the peacoat papers.
Why peacoat? I just like the sound of it.
I like crafty things. I write about faith, and relationships, and searching for home. Always, always, searching for home.