Our Daughter’s Empty Bowls Glazed
Many of you wanted to see what her colossal effort looked like glazed, so here they are, before they were packed up for the fundraiser.
Many of you wanted to see what her colossal effort looked like glazed, so here they are, before they were packed up for the fundraiser.
Here is the fun puzzle we had people do at our party, and I thought you might want to try it out on your friends and family as well.
Everyone had a great time and I am very grateful for this small but strong group of wonderful people.
It is a fortunate child who shares these poems with an adult that cares– firelight, fuzzy blankets, cookies, and hot chocolate, are optional additions for added ambiance…
She is such a huge blessing both to us and the world, and is a glorious reflection of all of God’s goodness.
I love the sharp contrast between black and white and the whole range of subtle grays.
In this post you can see photos of my devoted examination of some of my favorite paintings by Van Gogh.
The diverse faiths here actually got along much of the time, and their prosperous co-existance spawned one of the most creative periods in history.
The extraordinary thing that is about to happen is matched only by the extraordinary moment just before it happens.
This most recent rendition of a winter salad loosely merges ideas from a French salad nicoise (but no potatoes, tuna, or anchovies please) and a Greek salad (with no oregano or grape leaves please).
…flashing white petticoat flounces
flirting with the stalwart ebony rock face…
How do we get past waste and pointlessness, to sow true bonds of health, freedom, and virtue in the world?
I happen to love these reference photos I took this year, and thought you might too.
I enjoy working in my artist’s journal as a place to try things out. Here is what I painted in there recently.