Natural fibers (mostly wool), animals, bicycles & serendipity
Sometimes it's hard to find the right direction to go on the road, even though the pavement is smooth enough that riding is easy. Then a marker appears. This is a lane. But is it heading the right way? Sometimes … Continued
A while ago, the city of Fort Collins figured out that the least expensive way to deal with graffiti on utility boxes was to hire artists to paint murals on them. A program hiring artists to transform the transformer boxes … Continued
Following the Colorado Art Ranch artposium over Memorial Day weekend, I was offered the blessing of a place to remain longer in Salida and get some (relatively) uninterrupted work done. I've done this before, while working on the book portion … Continued
On March 15, Penny Tschantz dropped a couple of comments on my January 17 post about recording the rare-breeds DVD set for Interweave. In one, she told me about a book, Dreaming of Sheep in Navajo Country by Marsha Weisiger. … Continued
I made it to Santa Fe. The unlikely trip proved well worthwhile, and I’ll have more to say about it. First, though, I want to share something I saw that reminded me of my friend Richard Cabe. Richard makes wonderful … Continued
Here are samplings of the costume creativity at the Tour de Fat last Saturday: These crayons were near the end of the route—there were about twice as many colors when I saw the group of people in this set at … Continued
