coloring outside the lines is scary business-somedays I don't have the courage for it at all- on my big bold days I like to let my red crayon streak out across the lines with my purple in perfect freedom with no lines! coloring outside the lines can be lonely too.....
Showing posts with label Pinterest. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pinterest. Show all posts
Wednesday, May 29, 2013
guilt free- almost
i was spending time on Pinterest and looking at all these DIY projects from up cycled wooden pallets to garden tips to making environmentally friends cleaning supplies
it was exhausting
yes ~ i should plant a garden- home grown produce would be much better for me
i should make my own cleaning supplies because it's better for everyone
and recycle
and up cycle
and ...
it all makes me feel guilty
guilt is a great motivator - at least that's what i've been told- and the nuns tried really hard to play the guilt card every chance they got
i do recycle- to the point of being militant about it
i do up cycle- walk into the studio and there is quite a stash of materials ready to be up-cycled into something new
about the gardening- there just aren't enough hours in the day for me-
so it's farmers market for me this summer- I will be there selling bracelets for JDRF for my granddaughter Norah who has type 1 diabetes
and while i'm there i will buy fresh produce - that's ok right? instead of growing it myself
Labels:
farmers market,
guilt,
Pinterest,
recycled,
upcycled
Monday, August 29, 2011
crayons
a new school year with a NEW box of crayons
there is something about the feel and smell of crayons that immediately takes me to my happy place
i saw a piece on Pineterest and had to re-pin it to my board - it was one of those AH-HA moments
a while back i wrote about a doodle i had done
this doodle came about because of my daughter Kelsey - she is on the autistic spectrum and doesn't get the world the same way many other people do
we had many moments filled with all sorts of emotions and usually all in very loud voices
some of my art students got to experience Kelsey in all her "glory" after she stormed out of the studio one very sensitive and astute young man said very softly-
there is something about the feel and smell of crayons that immediately takes me to my happy place
i saw a piece on Pineterest and had to re-pin it to my board - it was one of those AH-HA moments
a while back i wrote about a doodle i had done
this doodle came about because of my daughter Kelsey - she is on the autistic spectrum and doesn't get the world the same way many other people do
we had many moments filled with all sorts of emotions and usually all in very loud voices
some of my art students got to experience Kelsey in all her "glory" after she stormed out of the studio one very sensitive and astute young man said very softly-
crayons melt- people shouldn't
so when i saw the melted crayons on Pinterest i knew they belonged together like peanut butter and jelly
this is going on the studio wall
for Kelsey - because some days for her are like melted crayons - and even though she's melted down on me i can still see her beauty
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