And November 27, 2023, this was posted on Facebook...
Our temperatures on Nov. 28 never got much above freezing. But that was just one day, thank heavens, as winter weather goes.
We in western North Carolina are still short of rainfall for 2023. Hope this last month gives us a few inches of rain...or even snow!
While outside the weather may be frightful (to coin the phrase in a Frosty song), inside has become a welcome place.
I enjoyed hearing this artist's stories from his life when he also worked in the Clay Studio for many years. I think Fred Feldman moved to Virginia a few years ago.
The Feldman quirky wood sculptures are unique.
Today's quote:
Matter is spirit moving slowly enough to be seen. —Pierre Teilhard de Chardin
NOTE to North Carolina visitors from northern states. These mountains offer some really great slippery roads, so most of us are of the drive-really-slow-because-we-forgot-what-snow-does, or we just stay home. All the schools close or have hour-late starts if there's snow anywhere on mountain roads!
Beautiful images! I try not to drive when there is snow or a chance of ice on the roads. Happy Hanukkah to all those who celebrate. Take care, have a great day!
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comment, and Happy Hanukkah to all you know who celebrate that holiday!
Delete...I love that chair.
ReplyDeleteWhich one, I wonder...Fred's work is so much fun, isn't it!
DeleteIt is still looking like the first photo here -- more or less anyway.
ReplyDeleteYour recent posts of snow were quite abundant. Our ski slopes would be jealous.
DeleteThose chair/sculptures are great!
ReplyDeleteFred Feldman is a master wood worker, as well as potter! All comes out with his sense of humor too!
DeleteOne way to repurpose an old chair. I wonder how you'd keep someone from trying to sit on it though.
ReplyDeleteIt is in a public setting with a little sign on it. If you had it in your home, I dare say there wouldn't be that many newcomers trying to sit on it!
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