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March 30, 2011

Civil War Era Apron Pattern

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My dirty apron.The stains are from the ashy pots. Nothing is so helpful at a reenactment than a good apron. Aprons function as napkins,...

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March 28, 2011

Help! The Homework is Killing Me!

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It is that time again, when everything is due. Papers, essays, tests, quizzes and articles will consume my very being for approximately 2 ...

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March 23, 2011

John Eliot and the Algonquin Language

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In the 1600s in the American colonies, many of the groups of settlers tried to convert Native Americans to Christianity. William Penn saw it...

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March 21, 2011

What is Going On?

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ShoeBoxBlog.com Normally the blogging community is very friendly and encouraging but recently, at least four people I know have gotten n...

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March 17, 2011

Blarney Castle Painting and Irish Potato Candy Recipe

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I've been working on this watercolor of Blarney Castle for a really long time. I finally vowed to finish it before St. Patrick's D...

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