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		<title>Worthington Arts Festival</title>
		<description><![CDATA[Blair and I had a grand time at the Worthington Arts Festival. Read about us here and see a few more pictures of our exploits here.
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		<title>IPCA in Worthington</title>
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 The International Polymer Clay Association met in Worthington for their first strategy meeting. The bottom picture shows the new executive director, Kathy Reynolds, and incoming president, Suzanne Ivester.
The beat goes on&#8230;
Taking a break from brainstorming, the group tried a little hand drumming that you can view here.
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		<title>How we talk these days</title>
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		<title>Fall</title>
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I might mention that it&#39;s fall 2008. How time flies. Here&#39;s a picture of me with friends in Colorado. While I was having sleepovers with the girls, Blair was battling Mother Nature in Ohio. Power&#39;s back on and things have returned to what passes for normal here.
Since I retired in June, I&#39;ve been flexing my [...]]]></description>
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		<title>Spring</title>
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It&#39;s been a lovely, arty spring. David and Tessa have had several shows in various venues (Chicago, Pittsburgh, Coshocton) and after David&#39;s graduation, will be moving to Chapel Hill where they&#39;ll both teach art at UNC in the fall. Click on the images above to see David&#39;s shocking art.
Hillary&#39;s been in San Diego, nesting with [...]]]></description>
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		<title>Birthday Party</title>
		<description><![CDATA[Such a party! Such a cake! See the pictures from our group&#39;s 60th birthday party. We celebrated the 60s&#8230;then and now&#8230;each in our own way.
Special thanks to photographers Terry, Jan and Hollie.&#160;
View the pix.
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		<title>Rembrandt Family</title>
		<description><![CDATA[David&#39;s first attempt at averaging our faces resulted in this Rembrandt-like mixture. The female version resembles one cousin who didn&#39;t attend. You can see that most males lean toward facial hair. Most interesting.
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		<title>Average Relative</title>
		<description><![CDATA[David lined us up and captured each of us at Thanksgiving dinner. He intends to run our pix through an algorithm he&#39;s devised to come up with the average relative. The program will compare 36 facial points and come up with what promises to be a strange amalgam of our clan. 		

Here&#39;s a quicktime movie [...]]]></description>
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