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Current ArticlesThis feed's current articles are shown below. Subscribe for updates to all the content available in this feed, or click through here to see the original article.  Last summer, Yann and I took the two little pickles—our grandchildren—to the store and handed each of them ten whole euros. You’d think we’d given them the keys to the kingdom. We then proceeded to spend nearly two hours wandering the aisles while they made the most serious financial decisions of their young lives. No tears, no... Read the whole entry... »
 That particular morning we loaded the car/ objects, textiles, bits of inspiration, and the friends who said yes to spending a day chasing light with me. We drove into the mountains to the place I had chosen, a clearing I loved, thinking the afternoon light would be on our side. It wasn’t. It poured in too bright, too cheerful, washing out... Read the whole entry... »
 Before a single photo is taken, there’s that first conversation of an idea—the story you want to tell. So you begin by asking yourself: What is the story I’m trying to share? Where does it unfold? What does it need? Who is it for? And once those questions start answering themselves, the gathering begins. Objects, props, scraps of... Read the whole entry... »
 Why does the bounty in front of me feel heavy?
Why do I taste gratitude and guilt with every bite? Because when I look toward Palestine,
I see a world split in two—
those who have a phone and therefore a voice,
and those who wait in silence,
waiting for borders to open,
waiting for mercy to leak through the cracks. Those... Read the whole entry... »
- Easter Morning
- Let’s Go Antiquing
- You are Awesome
- Be True, Be You
- The Work in Progress
  The hands of harvest- The afternoon settled around the table piece by piece, without asking for attention. Its small treasures gathered from a slow wandering—peach warm to the touch, a butterfly pausing before fluttering onward, grapes holding their dreams of wine. Wheat shafts golden nearby, reminding me how the season gives even as it lets... Read the whole entry... »
 On my daughter’s property there are a few old sheds, and they’ve decided to convert one of them into a chicken pen.
From the photo, you can see it needs quite a bit of work. Gabriel took on the task of clearing it out while Olivia supervised. They hope to be ready for four chickens—one egg for each of them.
Olivia wanted baby... Read the whole entry... »
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