12/14/21

12/13/21

Atlas (first in the phone book!)

It was made in ST Louis on Natural Bridge back in the days when this country had manufacturing and Union jobs.

Joanne Garcia

I bought this on the butte of Acoma Res during the 80s. It was made by Joanne Garcia, granddaughter of the famous Marie.
She didn't speak English.
I sold it on Etsy becuase I can't take it with me and there's so many experiences and stories attached to my things. And so, on to understanding hands :)

Fail Risk

So stoned on pain meds I thought that's what it said. Hahaha.

Hospital Art Fail

Yo. It's not about room design.

Dog flying over the Moon

Mid Century Cemar pottery palm leaf tray

Hyper rare. It was in mint condition. Leaf bolted to the bamboo stem. Sold to a man in Miami :) Found in the Wild.

Neckties from the 40s

The bottom tie has a brick design! The color of masculinity in the 40s was a deep burgundy. As seen on smoking jackets and neckties.

The original fake news

#OldBlueEyes

Found in the Wild

A gorgeous piece of turned wood by John Dodge Meyer. Via 1985. Since sold. Rescued in the Wild.

12/12/21

Einstein was right

Light does have weight:

Snags

The arboratum that is my back yard is home maintains a dead trees. They are called snags and are important to wildlife such as woodpeckers, kestrels, owls, nuthatches and bluebirds. Many mammals use tree cavities in snags, including bats, squirrels, raccoons, and opossums.
Ask the child near you how many ways a tree can be identified but only if you know the answer.

12/8/21

I love paper, all paper, all kinds. I love crunching notebook paper in my hands.
I do this at my desk and toss the piece at my feet to signify I am through with the page but I'm not. I'll pick it up and crunch it again and again until its crispness has turned itno softenss.
The rag business evolved into paper but only for the last century.

Lights out, please

Bellie and Bellis

Morning