This is not always easy to do,
but it seems to be always worth thinking about
for a while at least.
It seems like the middle vertical line at the bottom
is the toughest.
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This blog was originally going to be pretty much devoted to stuff about Louise's Daughter - our business -- but it has evolved into observations and pictures gleaned from our life.... but I guess life is where our artwork comes from!
Links to other pages related to us and our work
- Our Retail Catalog ordering site
- Our web page for Louise's Daughter
- Pictures of current and past Louise's Daughter products
- My great uncle Bert's 1894 diary
- Some of Great Uncle Bert's Gems on Twitter
- My Great Great Grandfather's 1886 Diary
- Naples 1886 diary genealogy field trip pictures
- Pictures of various things
Blog Archive
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- Guest Artist
- Great old cars (and trucks)
- Vintage Louise's Daughter
- Number Seven Hundred and Fifty
- Not your usual Diner placemat!
- 1911 postcard from Prattsburgh, NY
- Batch of Airplane Balancing Acts
- Ever wonder how we get rectangular boards out of r...
- Nimbus - Large spinning top!
- Deviation!
- Guest Photographer
- Wedgestock 2011
- Cicada!
- Maya's Name in Trees!
- Anne's Garden
- Been wanting to share this for a while!
- Aunt Theresa
- A plumber and a furnace repair person in the house...
- Family Reunion!
- Great Dinner - Thanks Bert and Beth!
- Tenacity Tomato 2.0
- Just testing!
- Vegetarian for a while and enjoying it.
- New Design - Jazz version of mechanical cards
- The Canna Lillies are emerging!
- Working hard in the back yard!
- My tops at Shop One 2 - RIT
- Maya can fly too!
- Finally - enough rain to bring out the snails.
- Another great find on our Saturday ride!
- Ice Cream at the family picnic/party
- Latest design - Mechanical Card / Surprise Box
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About Me
- Don Olney
- Cheryl and I work together to create wonderful figures of people, and other great art work for the home and office! I'm also Henry's great great grandson, and have published Henry's analog diary from 1886 in digital form 123 years later. Henry's Diary at http://HenryCOlney1886.blogspot.com/ In 2010, I am blogging another diary - that of my maternal great Uncle Bert Babcock - 1894. http://bertbabcock1894.blogspot.com/
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I like it!!
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