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Live edge window seat phase one. This is red oak we milled.
That’s a little better. Spiral staircase using boxes. I can hold the model upright now. And I wouldn’t bump my head on this one.
Trying to design a spiral staircase with boxes. My model keeps falling over. Think that’s a bad sign?
Really no comment needed. Very young bunny.
New solar array moment of triumph. It works!! Solar rocks. Hard to understand but it rocks.
Native maryland wildflowers for sale. No chemicals. 410-299-5553.
And I came home to these on my doorstep. Thanks courtney!!
Courtney’s harvest day. Selling cut flowers.
Courtney flower grower on my coop organic farm takes a well-deserved break. Hard working woman.
Early morning. Waiting for stone mason Tom. Goldfinches at breakfast in native wildflowers. Happy moment.
People working. What matters about that? It’s people working for good pay in healthy conditions doing no harm and building. That matters.
I use lots of ultra touch recycled denim in my projects but I’ve never seen the collection boxes before. This is at Moms Timonium. Very cool.
In paleo days everyone was an artist. Have we lost this and can we get it back? It amazes me how much fun it is to go wild with these great natural materials and how hard it is to keep giving myself permission.
I think this loops. Just cut it off when you’ve seen enough pretty Star running around. He wants to overeat the new grass.
Ok still going crazy. My leftover American Clay pigments are so pretty and totally natural so I ordered more. Now I’m the maniac with the fifty cent bristle brush. Don’t invite me over.
I’m so fortunate. Seder tonight with neighbors and then I read the exodus story at St. John’s tomorrow night for the Easter vigil. We have many new difficulties in these times and also many new opportunities.
Still working. Second layer.
I know you can’t see anything. Four fox cubs in a den in the middle of our farm gardens. They chased out the woodchucks or ate them. I considered trying harder to record the experience and decided instead to fully have the experience. I was in a fluffy red bathrobe and slippers. They didn’t care.
Oh okay I’ll show you. We’re not done yet but my cheap brush and I had a blast. The base is real shellac which is made by the hard working female lac bug. Seriously. Go female lac bug.
I’m afraid to show you what happened after this. I went crazy with some pigment from American Clay. It’s either fabulous or ridiculous or both. Don’t you just love the creative process?