He drew a circle that shut me out - Heretic, rebel, a thing to flout. But love and I had the wit to win: We drew a circle and took him in! ~ Edwin Markham
I've been at such a white-hot level of fury these past three days that I completely forgot to post my usual Tuesday vintage project. Here you go, from the January, 1953 issue of Workbasket magazine -- something for the Junior Workbasket readers. "Imagine what fun it would be to write thank you notes on your very own monogrammed stationery! It isn't as hard as it sounds, either..." Instructions for monograms, a project using old Christmas cards, and making a piggybank from an empty peanut-butter jar can be found on my Flickr account.
I received an email this morning, from a relative whose son was adopted from Central America: The saddest part is that XXX is very aware of the President's plan for a wall and is upset. He feels unwanted and disliked by the president. Where he idolized President Obama because that was the only president he has ever known and he felt they looked alike! He asked us why the new president doesn't like him, I did a poor job of trying to convince him that the president would love him if he ever met him.