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spirit cloth, center top ~ jude hill indigo moons ~ glennis dolce
spirit cloth, center top ~ jude hill indigo moons ~ glennis dolce
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- something on my shower curtain
- weaving one of the selves in
- horns
- ok
- good enough
- no escape
- excitement
- something just happened
- holiday cloth 2010 ...myth
- for me, it's about Light
- solstice nearing
- Mothers
- flying high to Greece
- Comfort Zone
- experiment.the colored pencil amidst the threads....
- salvaged
- really really slow cloth
- more and wondering......
- it knows where it's going
- does anyone know
- Helen asked
- be patient
- i made a mess
- traveling mercies
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4 comments:
Great photos. I assume the potatoes were grown by you, and is that your helping hand? ha! I see your room was used for lots of things. I was just wondering if it was your space for you to define and be yourself in? or part of the family gathering spot and I see it was both. I also was curious what you did for "you" before stitching, so thus the room question, but I see you did lots. You strike me as a writer or poet do you do any of that, or did you?I spent 15 years studying and working with sustainable agriculture, and was on the board of some local organic groups, but for some reason, around here anyway, they (farmers) seem more concerned with the added bottom line andd really don't show much sincerety in the agriculture, as you know it's more than JUST not spraying.
Helen~you are such a perfect
Michigan person. all your
questions.
that was the hardest thing for me
to learn here...not asking questions.
yes. i was so amazed and proud
of my potatoes. oh my potatoes.
OH MY POTATOES....everything about
potatoes i love...planting, their
plants/blossoms, the harvesting.
this year it was sweet potatoes.
i actually COULD feed myself. it's
a great feeling. a great sense of
confidence.
yes. i wrote literally pounds of
stuff. some of it was good.
i burned it all.
I'm sorry. Not nosey, just inquisitive by nature, that's how one aquires knowledge which I just can't get enough of. I'll try not to ask people questions especially before I find out if I'm too annoying.But one last question: do people in NM not ask questions?
Helen..not annoying at all...
was commenting in a "fond" way.
re: all of New Mexico, can't speak
for that, but in my dead husband's
world it was, uhhh, different.
for a long time, i would ask things, a lot of things and then
i learned to just be quieter. very
difficult to describe. and not
New Mexican, but i think, rather,
old chicano cultural thing.
i like your questions.
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