Archive for the ‘Arts’ Tag
The 9th annual clothes swap was a terrific success!

The picture above is all the clothes to be washed and sorted before the Methodist Home For Children pick up date.
Next are some photos from the swap. This year we had about forty or so women accompanied by a toddler and baby to coo over!







Heidi found a slammin’ dress!






Thanks to Debbie for all her hard work!




A fun time for a great cause with fantastic people! Thanks to Sarah for volunteering to be the hostess for next year’s clothes swap!
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The smell of spring wafts in the wind. 
Here are a few of the aromatic blossoms in our gardens.




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Seems that winter and spring have argued over which is in control. Winter wins the weekend!

Who does not enjoy the warmth and glow that a fireplace provides?

I favor the photos taken without my flash. I rely on the light cast from the fire itself.






Stay warm my friends.
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The painted chair is curing rapidly with the warm weather. Surveying the area I soon start finding the accidental art created from my project.
This is one of my favorite chair project by-product! The sun came out with perfect timing to capture the shadows from the grass blades.


Layers of various paints make a beautiful fallen leaf brilliantly fun!

I really like this small art piece!
Art on earth makes for great photos!

I am still finding bits of art unexpected and have painted many leaves on this sunny January day. I am not sure what I will do with them other than enjoying the experience.
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As with most of my ideas/projects there is rarely an enforced timeline for completion. I started this painting project in December 2011.

I finished the majority of the painting this week.
We use a large section from a fallen oak tree to cut the main body of the chair.
The chair topper adds neat detail.





Now for some random fun paint shots. 

The most difficult part of this painting was keeping my hands clean as to not paint my camera during the two days of painting. I used all old paints that would have ended up in the landfill to brighten up our backyard!
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Me just being me has all manner of experiments in various stages in my house and in our garden as well. Meet Mr. Onion Face!

So after 10 days of having my Mr. Onion Face on the counter, it was time to take farewell photos before the trip to the compost bin. Plus the gnats and smell is not very appealing.

The rotting tomatoes adds a little flair to the picture.



Time for the next phase for Mr. Onion Face. Let me introduce you to Seymour, our compost bin. Goodbye, dear friend.

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Yesterday’s sunny weather provided ample opportunity for photo ops. Downtown Macon, Georgia is a photographer’s wonderland.












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The green house is a haven for lizards during certain hours of the day.



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Yesterday we began laying a flagstone floor for a client on her new screened in porch and small greenhouse.




With the two of us we in two days time and only ten hours are almost complete. I love stone work.
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A big thanks to spider patrol!

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