slowly she turned
Living the Slow life in North Carolina
Author: Laurie
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Japanese maple leaves on the wet sidewalk outside my building at work. Winding down my ceramics glazing with lots of buttons.
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Augghhhh! Proofread your posters before printing! I had lots of time to stitch on my animal scroll on the train ride home because of several long delays.
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Sandy’s 61st birthday. Yes, we got photos of the giant panda, but this old orangutan cuddling up to the window captured my heart. I liked that the orangutans could travel high above the crowds from one building to another. See my Flickr page for more zoo photos. A detail from a huge Fleming tapestry at…
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Hard to choose two from today’s outing to the Smithsonian. I was happy at the National Museum of the American Indian. The second photo is supposed to be a detail that I might take for granted if I wasn’t looking deeply. I liked the geometrics of this scene waiting for the Metro train, with the…
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A train trip to Alexandria, Virginia. Travel post coming later. Shadows on the Potomac riverfront behind the Torpedo Factory.
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Hops Burger Bar – yum! This had bacon, pimento cheese, and fried green tomatoes on it. I had my hair dyed and cut after this photo – it was supposed to be the “before” photo. The “after” was a definite mistake.
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Winding down after a very frustrating “nibbled to death by ducks” kind of day. Diego Wolf chases his tail.
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Test tiles for glazes in the ceramics studio The old physical plant at UNCG – beautiful building. (I decided to include photos of things on my walk to work in this category.)
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Steaming handmade paper signatures with oak leaves stuck between the pages. Redbud seedpods in the Back Forty.
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I’m making an effort to blog regularly again, which is part of the reason for the daily visual journal. l;;3w’;/eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeewe (That was Pablo Blondie’s contribution. I can’t walk away from the laptop for a minute. I must admit that I like it when they do this, so I always leave their writings up.) It is…
slowly she turned 