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Monthly Archives: October 2009
Help for the holidays
Munkin Arts cares about you. In these tough economic times, I know you want to buy American. I know you realize that supporting local artisans helps support your local economy. I know you appreciate the quality that comes with artisan … Continue reading
Casting: The grand finale
I present to you…my second pate de verre project ever…a mask. Ta daaa. (Click for a larger version) This was a fun project overall. I made the original from clay, made a plaster/silica mold from that. 14 hours or so … Continue reading
What’s wrong with people?!
I’m still waiting on the kiln to cool completely, so no glass post today. No, today I want to post a little PSA to advocate for people to get a f’ing clue when they’re out driving. Contrary to popular … Continue reading
Casting: the sequel
I want to start off by saying that the glass community is an awesome group of people. I’ve been torching for a few years now so I’m kinda sorta experienced there, but when it comes to casting I’m still very … Continue reading
Casting about
Normally if you see glass from me it’s been baptized in the flame. Once in a while, though, I like to dabble in the “warm glass” waters; that is, I like to fuse, slump, and even cast. A quickie glossary … Continue reading
Toothless legal system
I was under the impression that the Do Not Call list in Massachusetts was actually some enforceable law, not just a suggestion of commerce. But from the letter I got back from the MA Attorney General’s henchmen, it seems they … Continue reading
Reports from the field – oy I’m tired
This week I got a bit greedy with the scheduling. How could I not, though, it’s been a pretty meager season thus far, so get what you can right? Well, that’s not always the healthiest strategy. Not to mention that … Continue reading
I’m famous. Sort of :)
A while back I got a call from Marketplace’s Alisa Roth asking if I’d be willing to help out with a story about Hyundai. Given we’ve owned 3 now, I said sure! Well, a little while back they sent … Continue reading
So there are 6.5 million too many people then?
First off, I want to point to the paper theory clause* for this post. With that in mind….. I was poking around the news links tonight and I ran across this story about starving people in Ethiopia. While I don’t … Continue reading
Rude police
Today while out driving over to get my son I ran across a crew cutting trees. They had a lane blocked and there was an officer theoretically working a traffic management detail. While visible, she was half way up the … Continue reading