How many ways are there to make a simple sandwich to have for lunch? Really not that many. Especially for me. I do not use condiments. A sandwich for me is a slice of bread folded over, a slice of cheese, a slice or two of meat, and some greens if there are any in…
Even with my commitment to take a break from travel, looking back over the last few months I can see that I have had not problem filling my time with other things. Some quick updates from this summer: EJPitman.com is undergoing some updating. I am working to clarify who I really love to coach, and…
Yup. It’s been a few weeks. I would have guessed that being home on a travel pause would have made writing here easier, but it seems life flows into all the spaces it is given. I decided I would try my hand at “English Paper Piecing” for our roadtrip to Reid’s graduation. My first handsewing…
I finished this ‘miniquilt’ for our dry sink last night. It took me about three weeksto get it done. I used a fabric panel that had a rainbow wave of colors, a quarter circle cutting tool to practice making circles with, and did some free quilting to mimic water-stains in the circles. For the batting,…
I recently realized that I needed to see myself as part of the group I was meeting with. I do a lot of work using videoconferencing (Zoom, specifically). I am not an expert at this technology, but I am pretty good at navigating the frequent updates. One thing I have learned to do is to…
Last month, I reached the end of a journal. My quest for a new journal included having paper that would be thick enough for me to use my fountain pens on. GSM (grams per square meter) – if included a journal label, is usually the smallest font of information. I share that to say that…