Dream and Hope

Remember the sun’s birth at dawn.  

That’s the strongest point of love. 

Jo Harnois

The sky

We realize our mortality.

We realize the immensity around us.

These are the foundations of a spiritual life.  

Thomas Moore

Home cooked meals-people you love-people who love you back

Did my taxes all day.  

Have a sore neck now.  

Planning to make soup for dinner using that ham bone.  

Found a recipe on my phone.  

Indigo cloth

I went to my window this morning to look at the ice pushed up on the shore.  
 

starting over

I’m so unsure of what to do. 

Ten Works in Progress

1. Burnt and Blue Stars (above)

2.  Sky full of Stars

3.  Trees of Life 1 and 2

4.  Murmuration

5.  Prayer Cloth: Bliss

6.  Red thread velvet journal quilt

7.  The Countdown Quilt

8.  The large central moon in indigo sky

9.  Redness ( Bosna-Rothko-Welsh quilting)

10.  Sky with Many Moons

11.  The hand pieced sunlight quilt

spirals are about continuity

The movement in the spiral is about beginning , not ending.

The spiral echoes the movement of the sun, moon, and stars.  Continual.  Continuous.  So the spirals in my work are about continuity.  About continuing on and on. 

It is life affirming work.