With a new round beginning for Cloth in Common based on an overarching theme of CHANGE its time for me to literally have a “change of pace” which is indeed the first challenge prompt. I am trying to work out what I will personally base this series on (time is

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

Our family gathered last night for dinner at my house to celebrate and say bon voyage to one of our youngest members.  We are a small family and most of us were there, four generations in total. My grandson is shortly to fly off to the UK for a 6

A quiet walk into summer here in Ontario, Canada requires thought and reminds us that the walk is not all about us, but seeks out those who are willing to set aside some time for focusing on others, not just the normal peaceful wandering. I understand.. now is the time.

                                       We live in a world where the pace is getting faster and faster.  People are in more of a hurry.  Hardly any time for each other anymore. A few examples. Because of social media, we get a lot of information to process in all kinds of areas at a rapid pace.

Cloth in Common is starting our fourth Round of artwork after nearly six years in existence.  We must say a fond goodbye to three members: Regina Marzlin, Deb Cashatt, , and Susan Lapham.  We appreciate all of your contributions to the group! Regina has been with us since day one,