Over the Crescent Moon

Crafts, Cooking, Homeschooling, Travel, Steampunk, and the Occasional Rant

Tuesday, January 31, 2017

Teapot Tuesday Featured Teapot Racer: Tongue Burner (and a tribute to the driver)

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This was the first running of Aidan Harwood's new teapot racer. As a matter of fact, he and his mother only finished building it two day...
Saturday, January 21, 2017

The Women's March in Tallahassee, Florida Today

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A thunderstorm was on its way, and already there were off and on heavy downpours, but that didn't stop large crowds from gathering at Ra...
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Tuesday, December 13, 2016

Teapot Tuesday, Featured Teapot Racers: A and B Racer and InsaniTea

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We have two featured teapot racers today, driven by siblings, Bella and A.J. Cardoni. My understanding is that A and B Racer was a joint pro...
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Tuesday, December 6, 2016

The Temeraire Tea Party

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I haven't done one of the literary tea party menus for a long time, but I was feeling inspired this week. I recently finished reading th...
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Teapot Tuesday, Featured Teapot Racer: Speed Reader

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Today's featured teapot racer is Speed Reader, one of the vehicles that I built to loan out to people who wanted to try teapot racing, b...
Tuesday, November 29, 2016

Teapot Tuesday, Featured Teapot Racer: Mr. T

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This fine gentlemanly teapot racer is Mr. T, built and operated by Sir Thomas the 1st. at the Big River Steampunk Festival on Sept. 3, 201...
Thursday, November 24, 2016

Homeschool Social Studies Fair

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The Social Studies Fair is always Blaze's big school project. He puts quite a bit of time and work into his display, so there was some p...
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Me: I am the mother of three vastly different people and will soon be caregiver for my elderly Mother. I run teapot races at various steampunk events, enjoy cooking and gardening, and wish I had more time to read. My newest project will be fixing up an apartment in the 1882 house where I spent the first 20 years of my life.
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