things have piled up:
I tried using flickr, but they start charging you when you get to 200 pictures, so that’s not happening. I have my own server, I don’t need theirs. Death to your blog readers.
There aren’t any barnacles in the Midwest, who knew I even had to worry about them? I slipped and fell off a rock and was too busy screaming about the cold water to realize there was a gash in my leg. I think Ana has a great picture of this action taking place, so we’ll [...]
and the back tower, which you can’t see in the shot of the front –
Reception pictures here.
I’m leaving on a jet plane and I will be back in two weeks, hopefully well-rested and healthy again, and feeling better about this piece than I do right now.
Today we gardened at the cutest house in my neighborhood, one that I discovered and fell in love with last March when I wandered down the street to see what house had my old Baltimore address (I am particularly fond of the countdown aspect of it):
I started calling it the cupcake house, my friend Ana [...]
Seeing that plywood stuff 85% done is pretty terrifying (I built a lot of it). And seriously, glaze kiln of my dreams? Yes, I think so. The medallion thing is what I’m putting on the poster (I made that too).
I like to imagine Dig & Save as this limbo where you can kind of arrive with a loose list of the stuff that you need in your head and hold an idea of it there while you go about your business, and the bins will do their best to deliver. For instance, I have [...]
“Oppositions of mind and body, soul and spirit, spirit and flesh all have their origin, fundamentally, in fear of what life may bring forth. They are marks of contradiction and withdrawal. Full recognition, therefore, of the continuity of the organs, needs and basic impulses of the human creature with his animal forbears, implies no necessary [...]
