![]() Lots of counting and packing going on as I prep to teach a beginning Zentangle® class tomorrow night. Always fun to teach in a new venue. This time, however, I'm severely limited in what I can bring since I cannot take my car--too risky to move it and lose my parking. If I lose the space, it could be April before I can get close to my house again (too much snow on the streets here; no one on my street has moved a car in over 3 weeks because of the parking issue). Sad, but there you have it. So I'm lugging everything I need on the bus. That's ok for a beginning class, and I'm lucky that was the plan. In the bag you can just see some kits that new students get, and a notebook with my own work in it. Under that are extra supplies and some other goodies for the students. I'm looking forward to doing this and hope I can post some fun pictures afterwards. On the lower left of the picture you can just see the edge of one of my favorite rugs, which I finished a couple of years ago. ![]() A few of the tangles I may teach tomorrow. Just about all packed up now and hope I can schlep all of it safely. As Susan Cain says, "Everyone shines, given the right lighting." Yup, and that's my goal for tomorrow. And one more quote from Bob Brendle: Art/ got its start/ as a thumbprint in the mud." Comments are closed.
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ABOUT ME I'm a textile artist (traditional rug hooking, punch needle rug hooking, and other textile arts), a long-time meditator, a certified meditation teacher and coach, and focused on learning about the interplay of art, creativity, and mindfulness every day. Categories
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