Today is moving day from a large home studio to a smaller rented studio in a local Church. Today we also moved from the large home to a large apartment. No more shovelling snow, cutting grass or taking care of the pool and gardens. A bitter sweat adventure for sure.

I can usually adapt to change very easily, but recently I have been challenged! In early July I had a total knee replacement. I was so looking forward to the operation as the pain was getting so bad and moving around was difficult. Unfortunately the operation came with complications which

Robert hated his life. He lived in the house he was born in. He was an only child with very few friends. He never married and never dated. He retired from his job at the bank years ago and always intended to travel. He never did. Now he decided it

This has been a fascinating prompt! I thought it would be easy and I would have it done within a few days of it’s reveal. How wrong I was! I changed my vision so many times but then realized that that was also a connection. The first idea didn’t work,

I thought long and deep about what I was going to do with this prompt! I looked up patterns on the net, searched in the many books I own and dug through the many quilt patterns. Many I have made over the years myself. It seemed everywhere I went and

This is my posting for the prompt “LINES”. I purposely sewed fabric together to create a “path” that your eye would follow, keeping in “line” as you meander through the piece. The rolled newspaper strips help you stay on the path while they allow you to explore the other directional

We do not realize how lines of many kinds affect our daily lives. Lines on the highways. Lines in store checkouts. Lines we read in books and newspapers. A few years ago while in India, lines became overwhelmingly apparent. Walking through the crowded alleyways, the electrical power lines were in