I pretty much think of my dad on a daily basis. Since today is officially Father’s Day it seems like the perfect time to share a little look-see into his life with all of you. My first thoughts when asked about my dad? He was cute and talented in oh so many ways with a very long and diverse list of interests and skills.
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Showing posts with label artist. Show all posts
Saturday, June 20, 2015
Dads, Encouragement & Gratitude
Labels:
airplanes,
artist,
banjo,
cartoonist,
craftsman,
dad,
father,
gratitude,
guitar,
ham,
hobby,
model,
operator,
piano,
radio,
renaissance,
ukulele,
veteran,
woodcarving,
WWII
Thursday, November 13, 2014
Lea Stein, Compressed Plastic & Dogs
My last blog post, where I shared my love of playing with laminated
resins and plastics as a kid, inspired me to pull out my collection of Lea
Stein brooches today and share them with you. It’s a tiny collection; but it makes me
happy. I first started collecting Ric the Terrier while living in New York
City in the early 90s. (My grandpa had Airedales so I have a real soft spot for them in any form.) I broke my “Ric the Terrier-only” rule when I came
across the Cairn Terrier-looking brooch. I am pretty sure it is called “Kimdoo”
– I am thinking that the shorter muzzle and not-so-brick-like head might make
it a Cairn; but it could be a Scottie or Westie. All I know is I loved it, so home it came with me!
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