This is outside my second story bedroom window. The idea was that I would have morning glories to look at when I woke up.
We’ll see, grasshopper.........we’ll see.......
As always, stay safe and thanks for stopping by.............*s*
This is outside my second story bedroom window. The idea was that I would have morning glories to look at when I woke up.
We’ll see, grasshopper.........we’ll see.......
As always, stay safe and thanks for stopping by.............*s*
Woke up this morning with weird pain under my arm, spreading across chest. First half asleep thought was “OMG! Heart attack!”
NO! A deer tick! Embedded in my armpit, hitting a nerve. Got it off. Will keep an eye out. I have a feeling this might be a bad one.
Watch out for them.
Just when you thought it was safe to go in the woods......
We’ll see, grasshopper........we’ll see.............
As always, stay safe, and thanks for stopping by...........*s*
We need days of slow persistent rain, but this will probably end by tomorrow.
Meanwhile our leaves are turning, probably due to stress since we have not had anything near a freezing temp. And my morning glories which were planted very late in the summer have tons of buds. If we get a few more weeks of the present weather we may have a blue Halloween!
Blogger and I are not agreeing today, so I will wish all a good week.
As always, thanks for stopping by...........*s*
Stay well and safe.
As always, thanks for stopping by.......*s*
My this is fun! I am learning to use the *new* *improved* Blogger! I find it difficult to think about new methods while I am trying to type comprehendable sentences.
ANYWAY:
I have been thinking a lot about glazing and why so many potters appear to loathe the process. I have feeling part of it is due to the thrill of hands in clay and making something vs. the mechanics needed to learn glazing. I am not talking chemistry here, but the methods of applying and combining glazes.
Below are two tea canisters glazed in Spectrun #799 Majolica White. The designs are Mason Stains. The luna moths are my own mix. The interesting thing is that this green on Linda Arbuckle’s majolica white is exactly the color of a luna moth. The difference is most likely in the glaze recipes.
Speaking of luna moths I have only seen a few at the beginning of the summer. Our lack of rain and hot weather may have something to do with that.