Welcome
to The Toymaker’s Fall is in the Air Newsletter!
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When
the bold branches
Bid farewell to rainbow leaves -
Welcome wool sweaters.
~ B. Cybrill
(Computer Tip – If the new toys are not showing up on your
screen, try hitting the refresh button on the browser bar. If
that doesn’t work try emptying your cache.)
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A
Triangle Treat Basket
All
you need is two pieces of different colored paper, scissors,
glue and string to make these simple little hanging baskets.
Did
you have a busy summer? I know we did! It seemed like school
was just out and I turned around and it was September in the
time it takes to sneeze.
This
is my favorite time of year. The wind blows off the ocean and
the night air gets cooler. The winter oranges are coming in.
They are big and green now but I know by December we'll have
fresh orange juice. We don't have "real weather" here
so we take what small changes we can get. Fall is also a time
for getting back into the rhythm and flow of days.
I
wish for you some small thing of wonder, something beautiful
that you catch a glimpse of, that makes the rest of the colors
of your day seem brighter.
Best thoughts,
http://www.thetoymaker.com/
"O terque quaterque beatum”
We are three or four times blessed.
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If
you want to build a ship, don't drum up people to collect
wood and don't assign them tasks and work, but rather teach
them to long for the endless immensity of the sea. ~Antoine
De Saint Exupery
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giving Wordpress a good, honest try I gave up and switched to
Blogger.
Homemade
crackers, a bad haircut, Clair de Lune... Read it here....
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The old Live Journal Link works too.
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To
be yourself in a world that is constantly trying to make
you something else is the greatest accomplishment. ~ Ralph
Waldo Emerson
