This is my 200th blog article. As I was uploading this flower I received an email telling me that my Facebook friend Rene Szilak Burghardt had posted this quote. I can’t imagine anything more fitting, and mystical – other than a flower – falling into my lap right at this time. Thank you Renie and the mysterious powers that be!
“The Amen! of nature is always a flower.”–Oliver Wendell Holmes
May the Words Flow
Reflections of a country vicar who is interested in art, spirituality and mental health
Even in the Smallest World, Great Beauty Can Be Found
A year long experiment in what happens when a matriarch, three ministers, three dogs and a flerken try to live together.
handdyed handmade
Exploring and Encountering the Divine Creator in the Creation
When nothing is certain anything is possible
Bits of writing that may someday be a story
My creative journey through nostalgia for the 80s and the natural world
Textile Design in a midlife reset- the rising of Botanical Being
experiments with paper, cloth, earth and plant dyes
Textile art from the Heart of Nature
A blog by Catharine Ellis
craft, diy, natural dyeing
living an imperfectly sustainable life
Artist: Painter/Printmaker
To knit, knit, knit
Being with and portraying trees and the natural world in my creative capacity as an artist seeing the beauty in nature
L'essenziale è invisibile e agli occhi e al cuore. Beccarlo è pura questione di culo
A Modern Mystery School
Santa Fe Literary Scene, Poetry, Land Art, New Mexico
Just another WordPress.com site
A fine WordPress.com site
Slow Cloth. Eco Printing. Natural Dyeing.
Life, Faith and Comic Books
a visual taste for your inspiration crave
CELEBRATING THE BEAUTY OF SUNSHINE COAST MUSHROOMS
Spiritual Journeys in Tending the Land, Permaculture, Wildcrafting, and Regenerative Living
Documents the processes and work of artist Judy Barrass for the Australian environmental art festival Floating Land in 2013.
What if you spent every day looking for One Beautiful Thing?
You're never alone, if you've something to share
"Lachman writes about philosophical and mystical ideas with exceptional grace, forcefulness and clarity."—The Washington Post
By Edmund Siderius
Textile Art and Embroidery
"For me, the Spirit is more important than the Physical."
A journal of Terry's exploration of Turkey
A Monk on the Mission
“The most courageous act is still to think for yourself. Aloud.” Coco Chanel
A Celebration of Ethical and Natural Textile Practices
Ruth Singer textile artist
Creating, Promoting, and Sustaining a New Vision in Stitching and Needlecraft
Ryukyu Heritage Textiles
Ramblings about turning an old nineteenth century cottage into a home.
Prints inspired by a love of gardening
....practicing the fine art of shibori
May the Words Flow
Reflections of a country vicar who is interested in art, spirituality and mental health
Even in the Smallest World, Great Beauty Can Be Found
A year long experiment in what happens when a matriarch, three ministers, three dogs and a flerken try to live together.
handdyed handmade
Exploring and Encountering the Divine Creator in the Creation
When nothing is certain anything is possible
Bits of writing that may someday be a story
My creative journey through nostalgia for the 80s and the natural world
Textile Design in a midlife reset- the rising of Botanical Being
experiments with paper, cloth, earth and plant dyes
Textile art from the Heart of Nature
A blog by Catharine Ellis
craft, diy, natural dyeing
living an imperfectly sustainable life
Artist: Painter/Printmaker
To knit, knit, knit
Poetic Mapping: Walking Into Art 
Happy bicentennial !
Keep it up.
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Thanks Andy. I remember you from 12 Angry Men.
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Hey – a fan 😉
It’s good to be remembered.
I hope you enjoyed the play.
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Oh dear. I couldn’t possibly have seen you in the PLAY. I do apologise! I remember the film of course, with Henry Fonda. But your photo in the play is familiar. Maybe I saw you on TV in another production. I’m a fan anyway, of YOU and your writing! I did some amateur dramatics once. Took part in a drama festival. A judge said that I looked like I’d been hit on the head before I went on stage. I was really miffed because one of my fellow actors – with only one line – forgot to say it before leaving stage, leaving me to ad lib my next line and my leading man 3 times switched lines from different parts of the play, again leaving me to ad lib! Grrh! Acting is not for me! Ann
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Such a profound statement and so accurate.
There is nothing so magnificent in nature.
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Agreed and I wish I’d written it! Ann
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