Thursday, 6 August 2015. This sweet bunny is called Bertie. He is made from gold Tissavel with white tips. He can sit or stand and I gave him wool felt sculpted and shaded paw pads. His face is scissor sculpted to create a very rabbit like expression. I dressed him in a beige hand knitted waistcoat trimmed with a vintage button.

All Bear by Paula Carter. Some un-furry blogs and websites.

Tuesday, June 10, 2014. There have been so many stories. But, they are not all mine to tell. There has been my story- a mother watching, a wife waiting. But even that story, right now, is a mountain that seems insurmountable. The winds of change are opening the windows to whisper new truth- which as softly as it seeps in, strangles my heart. And, at the same time, it propels me forward to keep fighting, as mothers do, to problem solve- to find answers- to kiss the wounds.

One of the most awesome things on which you can reflect about modern technology is the automatic advancements that have been made over the course of generations. Just think back to the first automobiles on the road. Did you know that people would have to wind them up manually via a gear box to get them to run? As you can plainly se.

Tekahionwake Exhibit at Chiefswood National Historic Site. On now at the Chiefswood National Historic Site, near Brantford, Ontario. You can read more about E. Including excerpts from the novel, here. Get your ticket today through The Heart of Ontario.