Red Cedar
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Month: August 2021
Post #3263: End of Summer
The last Friday of the month is normally a “Comfort for the Apocalypse” day, but I’ve gotten behind lately. Not so much in terms of time, but I really haven’t had the brain space to get the newsletter done what with house concerts, end… Continue Reading “Post #3263: End of Summer”
Post #3262: Myself Again
The other night I somehow managed to knock my water glass off my bedside table and awoke from a dead sleep to the sound of glass shattering against my metal bed frame. Fortunately most of the glass and water went behind the bed and… Continue Reading “Post #3262: Myself Again”
Post #3261: Spoiling the Party
You can always tell when you’ve thrown a wrench into someone’s plans. This morning I was reminded of someone who came to visit a few years ago. She pretty obviously had a bit of a thing for Brian (my partner); they had met elsewhere… Continue Reading “Post #3261: Spoiling the Party”
Post #3260: The promise of Rain
The weather forecast keeps promising rain, but every day it’s supposed to come, the prediction is moved forward for a day. This results in a lot of frustration around here when we have decided that today will be the day the garden won’t need… Continue Reading “Post #3260: The promise of Rain”
Post #3259: Summer Textile School Weeks 7-9
The last few weeks have been really busy with vacation and then the big annual party we throw on the August long weekend – so I’ve been behind in documenting my process here, and not able to spend as much time in the studio… Continue Reading “Post #3259: Summer Textile School Weeks 7-9”
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