tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-28459601977008543512012-02-16T18:31:11.908-05:00one sip at a time.Sarahnoreply@blogger.comBlogger51100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2845960197700854351.post-32940631043740693592009-12-11T16:06:00.002-05:002009-12-11T16:08:47.856-05:00

Out with the old, in with the new. I thought it was time to revamp my very old blog, so I moved it to a new and improved location: www.vermontography.wordpress.com. I was enticed by the better photography options, cleaner themes, ability to change my blog name,  and overall look of wordpress. Especially the look of photography on wordpress.  Thanks to my encouraging friends (Mindi & Mary), my ‘

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It's snowing. Christmas is around the corner. Some of the Literary London crew are putting on a high tea this weekend. All of which have put me in a baking mood. I have been wanting to try these Vanillekipferl cookies for quite some time. The tiny, powder-sugar covered, crescent-shaped cookies have been on my mind since I read about them in an online newsletter months ago. They are an Austrian

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Ashley and I hiked up one my of my favorite hikes on Sunday morning - Hunger Mountain. It's a short but steep hike just beyond Waterbury Center. It's the perfect day hike (it takes about 3 1/2 hours total) and drive (about 40 minutes). Despite the short commute, it was a drastically different landscape. Holy moly - there's SNOW! A lot of it. It really felt surreal. The snow and lighting was

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After my failed attempt at the Little Inga hat (although some friends said I was being too hard on myself....what, moi?!), I made an easier hat over Thanksgiving weekend. The "Felicity" hat. However, that didn't turned out as well as I would have liked either. Too short again. It was so blah that I just left it in Ohio. Last night I decided that my next project would be something hard just to get

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Ray is horrified. I had a coupon to the bookstore and over the weekend I bought my favorite book of the year (in hard back!) as a birthday gift for someone (cough....cough....Allison). Now I'm reading it again. I couldn't resist. I just couldn't stop myself. It's that gosh-darn good. Is that a faux-pas? Ray, like I said, is horrified. "How would you like it if I read/used your gift before giving

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