After the Storms

A Washout.

But no thunder. It was very dark all day yesterday... and there was beautiful wind.

I was hoping for more drama really.  The rain did seem to quell the pollen, knock all the oak  stuff from the trees. It's a yucky mess but  at least I can sweep without raising a cloud.  The air is clear and the sun is out.  Most of the wandering was in my mind...

yuck

ahhh

lots to eat

Time to get back to growing and the cloth I call that. Grow. It just occurred to me that it might be a good home for all the circles/dots  I am considering.

grow again

I am scattered, like pollen, what a weird few months I've been through.

My thoughts are circling around. New seeds are sprouting.

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  1. Judith

    Sweet Soul-O. Cats are the best companions.
    I see Grow as a sheltering home, an orphanage for the little pieces.

  2. Caro

    I always like the colorcombinations of your
    cloths. They have your handwriting. This one gives the feel of light and playfull. I wish that for you

  3. Teresa Stetler-Clear

    When you describe your weather it usually sounds like what ours was like…we must be in the same weather path.

  4. Heather S

    We got the drama Sunday night as the storm swirled around us and then dropped tornadoes a few communities away. There are trees down in town and in the state park but our neighborhood was spared. It’s not often that I consider sheltering in our wet, dirty basement but I spent some time in the stairwell waiting for the worst.

  5. Jen

    Last night’s storms brought only 1/2″ of rain but tons of lightning.
    The grass has already grown! Ha!
    I’m stitching on “Garden Self” this morning…
    Your mention of circles and dots on “Grow” brings to mind stepping stones and seeds! 💚😊🌱

  6. It finally dried out enough for me to cut the grass path through the garden. It’s a jungle out there! This morning it seems to me that Grow is a path too.

    • jude

      Yes, a very early jungle, The grass is way too long now, even to make paths. Laying down after the rain. Too wet to do anything at the moment. Except plat some seeds!
      Yes grow is a path, and a circle is a path, what if everything is a path?

  7. Elizabeth Godin

    The three pictures of todays post .. remind me of: Change, Acceptance and Hope.
    The promise of a new beginning .. the grounding .. with promise!

  8. Sharon McDonnell

    The world is sodden here but happy. It rained so hard no one could sleep well.
    To start something as large as “grow” what decisions do you need to make in the early phases? I keep making things that get bigger as I want to add color or layers. It is beautiful.

    • jude

      my large cloths are either gifts, in which case the clues for going have a lot to do with the recipient. Or they are thought catchers, or diaries of days and I just keep going, doing just to see. But then they are always blankets so that factors into my decisions.
      I have never considered them as “art” without function.

      • Heather Smith

        But when you start a large cloth, you start out big, right? A large patchwork glue stitched to a large base? I’ve been thinking about scale lately.

          • Sharon McDonnell

            This is helpful and validating. I don’t know at the front end how large something is going to be so I keep having to add backing as it grows. But, I am a nymph in this process.

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