Last week I found a neon pink strand of silly puddy stuck in my hair. This week I have a diaper in my pocketbook. I fill little red cardboard boxes with organic raisins, check picture books out of the library, and linger over the Tonka trucks at The Farmers Supply store. There’s a toy cell […]
1. Somehow saying “the phone is vibrating off the table,” doesn’t have the same ring as “it’s ringing off the hook.” 2. Afternoon nap: I had a conk but it wasn’t enough, so then I had a zonk. 3. You do the math: Right now I’m 2 pounds over my “accepted weight,” which is different […]
I love THIS video! More Wordless Wednesday HERE.
~ The following was published in The Floyd Press newspaper on April 29, 2010 and on their online site HERE. “This is what I did in Haiti,” beamed Dr. Sue Osborne as she showed off a photo of the newborn Haitian twins she delivered. The Osteopathic MD, who heads up Floyd’s Barter Clinic, recently spent […]
Getting a nose full Up close and personal _______________________ Video clip HERE.
A bud of color A curl unfurls A spinning whirl of twirl Happy Mother’s Day to all.
~ The following was published in The Floyd Press newspaper on May 6, 2010. At Natasha’s Market Café you might find a purple pansy in the middle your chicken strudel, but only if pansies are in season. The floral garnish, both decorative and eatable, is a reflection of the restaurant’s gourmet sensibility and its farm-to-table […]
1. While setting up my house for the 16 Hands Art Tour, My Asheville Potter Son Josh asked me : “Do we have wireless?” I answered, “Yes, and we also have a hula hoop.” 2. Speaking of hoops, I’ve seen my friend Ilima dance with fire, with a sword balanced on her head, and now […]
Her name is Lotus. More Wordless Wednesday shots HERE.
Life in the rural fast lane just got its speed limit raised. For such a small mountain town, there sure is a lot going on. Not only did we turn our house into a gallery this weekend for the Sixteen Hands Art Tour that my son is a part of, we went dancing to the […]
As the newest member of the bi-yearly Sixteen Hands Artist Tour, my Asheville Potter Son Josh Copus came home to Floyd this weekend to show his work in the house where he grew up. My kitchen and living room were transformed into a galleries, complete with track lights and a steady flow of pottery lovers […]
