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Happy 10/10/10 10:10:10

My dad called this morning to make sure that I knew today was 10/10/10 so I could properly celebrate.  Rob thinks that all those ones and zeros must be terribly exciting to a programmer. If you miss the morning celebration, you can still enjoy the evening unless you think the 24 hour clock invalidates it. […]

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The Jane Austen Centre reviews and likes Shades of Milk and Honey!

I am all astonished. The Jane Austen Centre in Bath has a review of Shades of Milk and Honey on their website AND wrote to let me know that they were planning on sending the review out with their newsletter. Let me repeat that: The Jane Austen Centre. Likes. My. Novel. John Ottinger writes about the

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What’s wattle?

Rob’s mom sent us a care package recently. In it was a packet of roasted and ground Wattleseed, which is an Australian product that apparently has a coffee, chocolate and hazelnut flavour profile. While researching what to do with it I ran across what has to be one of the worst beverage names of all

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Things that go horribly, horribly wrong OR The worst show I ever did

I was talking with a friend of mine and he said that my blog read like “Mary’s Greatest Hits,” because I never talk about the things that go wrong. This surprised me since most of my best puppetry stories are of shows that go horribly, horribly wrong. But he’s right. When I talk about television

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Puppeteer humor at the O’Neal National Puppetry Conference

The National Puppetry Conference at the Eugene O’Neil Theater center is one of my favorite things. It’s a ten-day intensive workshop focused on performance and the development of new works. At the end there are performances. This is from a couple of years ago and a fine example of puppeteer humor. Every person at the

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