Morrie is a real scholar. He absolutely devours books.
He even knows how to open dresser drawers to get at more of them.
Books and pizza.–equally necessary.
and draining fried tortillas
Judy makes her own handmade kozo paper and then adds black bamboo from her garden to make jewelry.
She used to make paper coverings for Bob’s wood and stone lamps, as well..
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And, if that isn’t enough paper for you, here are photos and the story of the making of amate paper in San Pablito, Mexico:
In Search of the Maestros of Mexico: A Visit to a Hidden Village of Paper Artists
lifelessons - a blog by Judy Dykstra-Brown 
Now this makes me smile..but paper towel works.
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This is amazing.
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Making your own paper is amazing
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Just writing this made me a bit homesick for my paper studio, but it requires a lot of room and I’ve sold most of my equipment except for a few of the more beautiful frames for the molds and deckles which I think I have somewhere. Perhaps not, though. Haven’t seen them in about 20 years so either they are very well-stowed or gone.
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I hope you still have them around.
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The last one is a marvellous response to the prompt
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Oh Judy, this is such a fun post for this week. 😀 😀 I guess the message is don’t sleep 😀 😀
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Or don’t keep so many books over the bed.
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