slowly she turned
Living the Slow life in North Carolina
Category: Visual journal
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Dock sitting, cemetery prowling, and deer watching at Lake Orange with my friend Missy today. My attention was caught by the reflections in the water.
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I took a little break for Christmas Day – I was on the road and forgot my camera so I’m playing a bit of catch-up again. I took a handsome portrait of Theo on my return. More fungi from my walk to work a week ago.
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Little things make me happy. New slippers for Christmas. I’m one of those refrigerator magnet people. I did get rid of the shot glasses a few years ago, so I’m improving. Finding a handmade or metal magnet with the name of the place on it thrills me to no end. It’s kinda like having a…
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Happy Festivus! Spent a good part of the day cleaning up the clutter in my studio.
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Measuring and winding warp for the long-term double weave rag rug project. It was going well until the boys woke up. I’m going to try to do a little every day (when they are napping) and I might at least get the warp ready to put on the loom by the end of the year.…
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Just a little bit more stitching and I’m done with the Magic Cloth that I started over two years ago! I just finished cleaning most of the junk and leaves off my front porch, went inside, came back out to take a photo, and this beautiful picnic basket was sitting here.
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Fungi on one of my favorite trees – not a good sign for one of the last old willow oaks in this area, but pretty. Pablocito is fascinated by water.
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homewrecker but a sweetie pie when asleep.
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In love with cloth weaving and Jude Hill’s online courses again. On my walk home from work.
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Traveled back from South Carolina today, where my sister and I attended my sweet Aunt Louise’s memorial service and saw our six Jones first cousins and their families. It is all a matter of perspective. Is he as sweet as he looks?
slowly she turned 