Red Cedar
More apocalypse, less angst
Month: August 2016
Post #3029: Almost ready to turn on the fall projects.
It very suddenly feels like fall here – the leaves have been turning for the last couple of weeks, and this morning some much needed rain falls on my yard outside the studio (the sunrise photo above was taken last week during a sunnier commute). And… Continue Reading “Post #3029: Almost ready to turn on the fall projects.”
Post #3028: What has changed.
On Friday night, we dragged the fold-out couch from my studio out on the deck of the studio in order to watch the Perseid meteor shower. It’s now Monday and our outdoor bed has yet to be dragged back inside – and I think… Continue Reading “Post #3028: What has changed.”
Post #3027: One plus one equals two looms
I’m in the process of putting together loom number two, after moving loom number one to the new house and becoming overwhelmed by it (so big! I’ve never worked with a floor loom! needs a new brake tie-up!). This second loom came to me… Continue Reading “Post #3027: One plus one equals two looms”
Post #3026: In which our home is thoroughly warmed
That photo above pretty much sums up our weekend-long house party that ran from Friday afternoon until Monday morning. Smiling people, music, drinks on the porch – and (not depicted here) some pretty amazing eating. The cast involved some party mainstays, with a few… Continue Reading “Post #3026: In which our home is thoroughly warmed”
Post #3025: When the dead come calling
This past weekend, we held our housewarming party on Gabriola – and a fine time was had by all (more on that in a future post), but there was one incident that occurred on Saturday morning that has stayed with me and that I… Continue Reading “Post #3025: When the dead come calling”
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