Big Rain. Coudn't get enough of it. I was outside when it started I love that. The change in the air, the heaviness of it. The sound from a distance, the smell. The rumble. A few drops, then run for cover, or in this case not. And then the steadiness of it. How quickly the cloth on my back became soaked. I need to dye some more indigo thread because it was in my pocket and I used it all to tie the tall flowers to the tall stakes right before the downpour. And this continued all day. All day.
I’m longing for rain! It hasn’t rained here for weeks! Never thought I would say this.
Small dreams is indeed the best way to achieve something.
Love Earth Hope. We need hope.
Hey you! I know what you mean, drought and wildfire warnings, here in New York!
I guess we always have hope, dreams seem built in somehow. An interesting part of human nature.
Rain… so quenching when so drenching! Glad you are getting some. I am in MN and rain is Needed! We are experiencing heavy smoke from Ontario. I have been enjoying your weaving!
we really needed it, for the earth and the air.
Rain..feels cool just looking at your pic..Yes..here,waiting for the monsoons to come…soon enough i hope.
Your earth cabin…just quietens something down…each piece added on just makes it all feel so whole and like the pieces have found a home altogether for a long , long time…
Your poem is the simple truth.
As it happens
Beautiful, Jude.
Thank you for the calm I feel while reading/looking at this.🤎🩵
I love the rain…
love all the cabins, but THIS… feels like a cozy cob house, with a large earthen heart(h)… a loom in the corner ‘n weavings on the wall. a 70s vibe. small dreams grow gently…
I love how they become places…
A weaving of rain and air, and of fact and thought. <3
That rain looked like a warp.
Love your Poem and Earth Cloth and RAIN…the freedom of being out and going back in when ready…and I love, love coming here this morning where a very real person (you)…well, and ‘people’ (ragmates commenting) reside.
Real, good life. Thank you for the feels goods this morning.
Why do we run from rain was my question. Such a strange habit …
One of my favorite childhood memories is walking home for several miles in the rain, when my expected ride didn’t turn up. When I was nearly home my shoes were so soaked, I took them off and walked barefoot through the mud puddles. It was an exquisite feeling.
When I was in Art School in NYC, I walked 30 blocks in the pouring rain, without shoes. It was so great.
I don’t know, but our first vacation together, Santa Barbara, CA…it poured. We walked all up and down State Street…darting in and out of the shops and laughing. Such a good memory – the fun of it, of not letting the rain stop us. 🙂
Rain is just great, brings back many memories. And mud, mud is great.
I love this… Love that this is what I start my day thinking about.
it’s a great place to be
Rain! Nothing more cleansing and renewing than a Springsummer Rain! Breathe it in, feel its healing wash over you and the Earth, sharing that renewal! Lovely earthen cloth, Jude.
and now the smell of wet earth. delicious.
I like the “thought seeds” emanating from the Center. Also wonderful raindrops caught mid-air.
it was some beautiful rain. great for thinking.