 A little rustic and rough, but here is my cake from a decorating class I took on Saturday. It was fun and informative--maybe can't tell from looking-but I learned a lot! The frosting recipe is easy: 2 parts heavily whipped butter, then add 1 part powder sugar. Heavy cream to liquify.
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 Twenty years married. A photo mix of my two kids weddings this summer of 2025--
Whit and Tanner Loves of my life. And we gained amazing daughter in law Andrea, kids and son in law Austin!  70! 4 lifetime friends! Italy for 2 weeks...  The word "crone" is an antonym of the word "sage". Both words refer to an old person, but "sage" refers to someone who is grave, serious and solemn, while "crone" refers to someone who acts and talks like an old woman. “Sun in the heart,   We did a fun session with the little kids at home. I took these pieces up to Red Lodge to be bisque fired.
It was my 70th birthday in December that I moved into painting the Earth element…a move from the last few decades of painting the air and water elements. An intuitive pivot into the grounding and centering earth provides. The wellness of growing roots, reaching out to others, and thoroughly embracing ourselves inspired. these are the images from my art show at Roots Gallery in Billings this spring. I painted the pieces over the winter.  The rose is a rose, THE MAPLES  Only you will ever know the real you.
Everyone else sees a version of you; a version created in their mind, through their filters and using their own experiences and judgements to mould you from. You may think they see what you know about yourself but they don’t. Every one you have ever met, holds a version of you in their memory. And none of them are real. It is a special moment when this truth sinks in because you realize, at last, that you have a very unique thing going on, with yourself. So many versions of you exist, in very many places but you alone will ever know the real one. Now if that is not a relationship worth treasuring, what is? - Donna Ashworth, Only You  "To live in a sacred space is to live in a symbolic environment where spiritual life is possible, where everything around you speaks of the exaltation of the Spirit.
This is a place where you can simply experience and bring forth what you are and what you might be. This is the place of creative incubation. At first you might find that nothing happens there. But if you have a sacred place and use it, something eventually will happen. "Your sacred space is where you find yourself again and again." — Anthony Lawlor, Joseph Campbell in The Temple in the House |
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