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a project for 2014

goals for 2014

  • July: organize my scrap paper
  • May and June: catch up month...
  • April: to find new homes for 30 magazines or books
  • March:
    To clean and organize 31 spaces
  • Goal for February:
    28 heart patches
  • Goal for January: To organize, sort, prioritize, remove. "Have nothing in your house that you do not know to be useful or believe to be beautiful." William Morris

Ongoing projects and challenges

  • working with light
    Goal: to take photos without natural day light from fall 2013 to spring 2014.
  • preserving the alphabet
    Goal: To preserve some type of food from each letter of the alphabet.

Herman Melville

  • "We cannot live only for ourselves. A thousand fibers connect us with our fellow men, and among these fibers, as sympathetic threads, our actions run as causes, and they come back to us as effects."

one: sometimes one post in particular inspires

Rachel Naomi Reman:

  • "It's not about healing the world by making a huge difference. It's about healing the world that touches you, that's around you."

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February 03, 2012

coming around

Last Friday I walked home along the boardwalk...

The board walk

This Friday I played a little bit...

Framed

It's been a very long week... but it's Friday again.  And Monday will be a new week. 

Mixing it up

Jude's post today (Spirit Cloth) reminded me of something I hadn't posted yet.  A little sample I worked on the last month of December.  My parents found some local cashmere wool for me.  It's a bit hard for me to spin by itself, but mixes in beautifully with some other wool that I have.  A bit of the cashmere can be seen in the picture.  It's a brownish gray and is so very soft.

Posted at 07:20 PM in color, delight, sustain/resilient, yarn |

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