slowly she turned
Living the Slow life in North Carolina
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It’s been so long since I posted I had to go back to July and figure out what I’ve already written about. Here is the end of August approaching swiftly and I wonder where the time went. I guess I’ll start where I left off. I’ve been living in my head a LOT in the…
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So much for doing a little each day. It just ain’t happening. At the end of the weekday for most of the past three weeks I’ve been either Facebooking, reading the Poldark series (starting on book four soon!), drinking beer, playing solitaire, hanging out on the front porch with the boys, or going to bed…
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So, here is what I’m thinking about for 2017. There will be a local exhibition of six fiber artists at the Congregational United Church of Christ in Greensboro, NC in January and another Tapestry Weavers South exhibition at Yadkin Cultural Arts Center later this year. I’m planning to go to the Women’s March on Washington…
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“Then what is the answer? Not to be deluded by dreams.” – Robinson Jeffers, “The Answer” Wow. This is going to be hard. I wouldn’t blame you at all if you skipped this one. I always write a post on New Year’s Day about my goals and expectations for the coming year. I am not…
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Just some photos from the last few days ^^^The Lyle Lovett collection, well loved ^^^This one was in absolute tatters ^^^Pablocito actually was taking a bath in the tub, but he wouldn’t do it after I got the camera. ^^^Theo doesn’t like the camera either, which is a damned shame since he’s so handsome. ^^^Anybody…
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I think that I can safely predict that from now on I can expect to go into an artist’s block during every major election year. It’s too stressful. Although of course this year’s blew all the other ones out of the water. I wish that I was the type of person who can turn to…
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Well, you know. You know how it is with me if you’ve been reading my blog for a while. Anyway, since I last posted, the election brought a lot of attention to North Carolina. Ben Harper showed up at the pub across the street, sang a few songs, asked us to vote for Hillary, then…
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and treat each other like human spirits instead of labels and numbers. I don’t really identify with any religion these days, and this whole Christian vs. Muslim thing is not making me inclined to do so any time soon. I’m going to be an honorary Jew for Hanukkah.
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And boy, am I glad that I didn’t pay attention to the news much while I was on my great Oregon adventure. The only good news I saw was from the Supreme Court, which was, of course, AWESOME, but the news of the Carolinas was just plain awful. I can hardly stand it here any…
slowly she turned 