Reveling in yarny goodness! Sunday, March 23, 2008. I have been a busy girl. Two knits for the husband. I grew a sweater in my garden bed, in the snow! No, this pattern is Flood. Happy Easter! Sunday, February 17, 2008. Tuesday, January 1, 2008.

Sunday, August 3, 2014. K is a first grader this year. Time flies! E is going into kindergarten and I can already feel a mommy meltdown coming because her preschool years zipped by. For our medieval study next year! .

Indigenous grassroots land-based art initiative sharing traditional knowledge and language with youth. For thousands of years the Anishinabek and Cree have been using a Red Ochre paint called Onaman. Find out more about our name. Canoe building with youth, summer of 2015. Passing on traditional skills in Deshkaanziibing, Chippewa of the Thames.

Widow, mother, grandmother, minister. This is carved in stone in seven languages on the monument at the Treblinka death camp. I wonder if we ever meant this. It says never again, but we do this again and again. We annihilate each other time and time again, and God weeps.

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