That night she dreamed of birds, long, bright red birds like flamingos, zipping through a black forest and making scallopy patterns, arcs of red that curved like their cries.
I am endlessly fascinated by this blog ... how you gather words and cloth together ... and so I followed "luminous halo path" and was entranced by red ... then went on to other links ... a container ... handkerchief ... indigo checkerboard ... red moons ... willed introversion ... and ended with yellow string and this ...
"It's still hard for me to believe that what I know is what others want to learn"
but we do want to learn and always you give us more than we could ever hope for ... for that I am most thankful
I love that you followed the paths laid out by the links in the sidebar. I was inspired to go down the luminous halo/rabbit path myself because of your comment. It was long and actually interesting for me. Thank you very much for your support.
Flying in circles, beautiful birds. The crows here have been happy in the wind! I agree with Liz, the expression, the coming together of words and cloth...each time I am happily surprised at the perfection of that. :)
The words are the most recent in my written journal - in this case a sentence from the book I am currently reading. It is really amazing how well what I am thinking of on my design wall fits with what I'm writing in that journal. Thank you Nancy. Happy Thanksgiving. xo
I am endlessly fascinated by this blog ... how you gather words and cloth together ... and so I followed "luminous halo path" and was entranced by red ... then went on to other links ... a container ... handkerchief ... indigo checkerboard ... red moons ... willed introversion ... and ended with yellow string and this ...
ReplyDelete"It's still hard for me to believe that what I know is what others want to learn"
but we do want to learn and always you give us more than we could ever hope for ... for that I am most thankful
I love that you followed the paths laid out by the links in the sidebar. I was inspired to go down the luminous halo/rabbit path myself because of your comment. It was long and actually interesting for me. Thank you very much for your support.
DeleteFlying in circles, beautiful birds. The crows here have been happy in the wind! I agree with Liz, the expression, the coming together of words and cloth...each time I am happily surprised at the perfection of that. :)
ReplyDeleteThe words are the most recent in my written journal - in this case a sentence from the book I am currently reading. It is really amazing how well what I am thinking of on my design wall fits with what I'm writing in that journal. Thank you Nancy. Happy Thanksgiving. xo
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