Sunday, February 18, 2007
Bowled Over Twice
These beautiful bowls were handcrafted by potter, Paula Cadle. She is a fellow member in the Texas Pottery and Sculpture Guild. Her style is delightful and full of whimsy. She has quite a following when we have a Guild Sale, people come to collect her work, as well they should. We, as potters, had an awesome oppurtunity to help 'bowl over' hunger. 'Empty Bowls' is a yearly event to help local area food banks. Many cities all over the country are getting students and artists to donate their work to the cause. Not just potters- also woodturners and glassmakers step up to the challenge.
With a $25 advance ticket, a person gets lunch and a keepsake bowl of their choice. The food is donated by local restruants and is top notched. In the North Texas area, this event happens in February. Check the website above and see if an event will be in your area. Let's get involved in an "artful way to end hunger".
Monday, January 01, 2007
New Lamb
Sunday, December 31, 2006
A Happy Newe Year To Ewe
Saturday, December 30, 2006
Canned Sheep
Friday, December 29, 2006
Sweet Sheepy Shoes For Newly Made Toes
I have saved this picture for almost three weeks, now, awaiting a special event. These sweet, sweet booties will be worn by...ta da (the announcement bugle sounds) Morgan Campbell, my newest great-niece. Born today at 9:22 am and weighing in at 8.11 lbs with a full head of, what looks like, red hair like her beautiful Mom, Lisa. I bought the shoes at Mardel's Gifts and Books. A little lamb just new from Heaven. The Father's richest blessings and guidance upon her precious life, now and for the future.
Again With the Seasonal Sheep
The sheep with the striped stockings and gold toes is a candle and was given to me by Lisa, my neice. I just got the the gift-bearing sheep from Family Bookstores at a reduced price for buying three "Really Wooly" greeting cards. I think the stacked weathervane sheep came from Hobby Lobby last year. I wish ewe a sheepy Christmas.
Tuesday, December 26, 2006
More Sheep of the Season
Sunday, December 24, 2006
A Christmas Flock
From many places came these sheep. Hobby Lobby, M.J.Designs, World Market and Decorator's Warehouse. All have hangers and are meant to be tree ornaments. But for the last few years, I have only had a small 3 ft artificial. These would have made the poor thing tilt like Charlie Brown's tree. So I hang them about on knobs or let them sit in all their fluffy glory. Eweltide greetings and Shepherds are keeping watch.
Thursday, December 07, 2006
A Pupper's Best Friend
Monday, December 04, 2006
Sunday, December 03, 2006
Sunday, November 19, 2006
Counting Sheep
It's flannel time. I'll take flannel sheets over silk or infinity thread-count anytime. I got this set at Target almost by accident. I overheard a lady give someone directions that included, "just past the sheep". Did I really hear "sheep". I looked to where she had sent the other customer...Whoa Moma!- there they were. And on sale, to boot. What a sweet, sheep sleep I will count on tonight.
Thursday, November 16, 2006
Maaaa and The Kids
Sunday, November 12, 2006
Not Bo Peep, Not Lost
Wednesday, November 08, 2006
A Very Serious Post
I was at a very different and memorable place when this sheep was purchased. He reminded me of the ram caught in the thicket. A substitution sent by God, to Abraham, to become the blood sacrifice, instead of Isaac, Abraham's son.
It was October 8, 2000 and I had decided to celebrate my birthday in a way that would make me cherish life: grateful for the one Handcrafted just for me. I went to the Dallas Holocaust Museum and took the headset tour. I stood in a boxcar, the cattle car that was actually used to rail people to their deaths. Death sentences meted out, simply because of their belief. Six million Jews and another four million so-called 'human misfits', were slaughtered by evil men. And by good men who chose to do nothing to stop it. Remember. Always remember.
November 9, 2006 marks the 68th Anniversary of Kristallnacht (The Night of Broken Glass). Nazis, along with Hitler's Youth and the SS, destroyed Jewish owned businesses, synagogues and murdered 91 Jews. Some 25,000 men were rounded up and later sent to concentration camps. The brutality lasted into the next day and launched the war of hate on the Jews of Germany.
It was October 8, 2000 and I had decided to celebrate my birthday in a way that would make me cherish life: grateful for the one Handcrafted just for me. I went to the Dallas Holocaust Museum and took the headset tour. I stood in a boxcar, the cattle car that was actually used to rail people to their deaths. Death sentences meted out, simply because of their belief. Six million Jews and another four million so-called 'human misfits', were slaughtered by evil men. And by good men who chose to do nothing to stop it. Remember. Always remember.
November 9, 2006 marks the 68th Anniversary of Kristallnacht (The Night of Broken Glass). Nazis, along with Hitler's Youth and the SS, destroyed Jewish owned businesses, synagogues and murdered 91 Jews. Some 25,000 men were rounded up and later sent to concentration camps. The brutality lasted into the next day and launched the war of hate on the Jews of Germany.
Tuesday, November 07, 2006
Hooray For The Red, White and Blewe
Monday, November 06, 2006
God's Grace to Ewe
Happy sheep with happy feet envelope. It held a SASE and Easter card for me to sign and send on to my World Vision child, Nomalinge, in South Africa. She will be 12 yrs old on November 10. Happy Birthday, sweet girl. Grow strong in Jesus, for He cares for you...Always. He's got the whole world in His hands.
Saturday, November 04, 2006
This is Shaun, Too
Monday, October 30, 2006
Gourd Head
Saturday, October 28, 2006
Come Along, Ewe
Tuesday, October 24, 2006
Comes With Strings Attached
Monday, October 23, 2006
Too Ram Cute!
Sunday, October 22, 2006
Having A Wooly Good Time
Saturday, October 21, 2006
Mugging For The Camera
Thursday, October 19, 2006
This Bud's For You
Spring girl. Literally, as she has one that lets her body bounce about like a bobblehead. I bought her in a hospital gift shop last year. See the lovely flower on her head? Well, hummingbirds see it through the window, too. I've watched them try to sip from her head many times. Is that a flower on your head, or are you just happy to see me?
Tuesday, October 17, 2006
Very Animated
These were toys in the Subway children's meal. I went to their site when I heard about the give-a-way, and what should arrive in the mail- the whole set. Kudos, Subway. Kewel.
The toys are based on the hawk-dove cartoon, Sheep In The Big City. A weapon that runs on sheep power and the sheep not willing to be the fuel. It's no longer being made, but the few episodes were worth the watch. Run, Sheep, Run. Baaa!
The toys are based on the hawk-dove cartoon, Sheep In The Big City. A weapon that runs on sheep power and the sheep not willing to be the fuel. It's no longer being made, but the few episodes were worth the watch. Run, Sheep, Run. Baaa!
Monday, October 16, 2006
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Will That Be Paper? Or Plastic?
Sunday, October 15, 2006
Let's Get Plattered
I stood in line for 3 hours the day I bought this blue-eyed girl, all decked-out in her fine chapeau. I attended a talk and a Wedgwood signing by the Duchess of York on Sept. 27, 2000. As the line wandered through Dillard's various departments, there she was being used as a prop in the bedding area.(the sheep, not Fergie) Got a signed platter and a sheep that day. Are you being served, Lady Grey?
Tuesday, October 10, 2006
Witness Protection Program
Monday, October 09, 2006
Contented Tummy
Sunday, October 08, 2006
Good Cuppa
Friday, October 06, 2006
Flower Child
Wednesday, October 04, 2006
I'm Stuck On Ewe
If it's sheep you want, then flock on over to eBay. Sweet Wooly Moma! I had no idea there were others like me out there. But on eBay, they live.(and multiply, too) Sheep sticker- 99¢. Shipping- $1.00. Silly grin that repeats every time I pass it- priceless. Warning: Sometimes fun just gets stuck on.
Tuesday, October 03, 2006
Wow. That's Gonna Leave a Mark
Yep, I know. A smaller version is already on the blog. It's the story behind this pic, that is the real sheep-a-day post. This little lamb gallops through the yard at the Petting Farm where I work. I enlarged an original drawing and projected it on plywood. It's actually from my 2"x3" artwork, done as a layout for a tattoo that I got in April 2000. The colors are the same, but a gold earring and ivy leaves are also inked on, just above my left ankle. You might say this sheep is definitely a permanent part of my collection. Born to be wii-i-ld.
Monday, October 02, 2006
You've Got Lambs
Worth the $1.99 from Cingular.com back in June. I found out the expensive way that you can't transfer games, images and ringtones from phone to phone. I bought the phone on-line and the freestanding Cingular stores charge a $25 SIM card transfer fee. A fair enough price if all the data went with it. NO, the phonebook is all that would transfer. I kept the fee and spent a wee bit of time entering, by hand, about 500 entries. Whoa Moma! But I got to use that $25 on things like the above screensaver. LittleLambsOnPhonie.
Sunday, October 01, 2006
Sheep Fan
Saturday, September 30, 2006
Uh-huh, All Shook Up
This is Ramcrumb's shelf buddy. It is a clay rattle that I made in my first Pottery class in 1996. It went through a special firing technique called "Raku" and has a nice melodious sound to it. I give it a shake to remind me of Whose promise dwells within me and Who's my Abba. A rattle a day keeps the lies away.
Friday, September 29, 2006
Animal Cracker On My Shelf
Thursday, September 28, 2006
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