view-from-the-bed
today i'm offering a little more
this early morning picture of the little person who shares my comforts
and this one
of something that keeps us both warm
a queen size blanket knitted by my mother
from English Leicester wool
harvested from some of the fluffy poppets who
potter about the farm that i live on
have been looking at the calendar
[because i was doing housekeeping on my website]
finding a little space over the [southern] summer
open to suggestions as to where it might be useful
to offer a workshop...
the blanket? beautiful, huge, amazing.
ReplyDeletethank you for a private peep into your worldxxx
ReplyDeleteI'm glad it is still keeping you both warm . . .
ReplyDeleteWe have similar dear ones purring the night through with us, but your Mom's knit blanket would be shredded by kneading claws....You must have a more polite little person!
ReplyDeleteOoooo...A bit of spare time? Would love to see you again in Aotearoa. Is that a possibility?
ReplyDeletedreaming fondly of Aotearoa but suspect, being bushfire season, that may have to stay a little closer to home...
ReplyDeleteDarling little fur person, and lovely blanket.
ReplyDeletethat blanket is a treasure...looks so newly knitted, too! great wool and handiwork.
ReplyDeleteHad to read your post twice (about the southern part) Was milliseconds away from a nudge towards the Pacific Northwest..."take Hwy. 1 in a snazzy rented convertible and drive till the land ends. I'll meet you at the ferry dock."
ReplyDeleteA workshop in Savannah, Georgia, USA would be most welcome!! The local art college, SCAD, has a fibers major and would have many interested students!
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