a window to her heart

Nov 13, 2006 | Life in Progress

“Window to her Heart”
mixed media on wood

you know that feeling you get sometimes when you wake up in the morning and you’ve suddenly remembered that you bought a new pair of shoes the day before and you get to wear them today? or a new haircut? and that feeling makes you smile because it’s like a new gift all over again. it’s almost like a wee bit of what we felt on christmas morning when we were kids. that’s how i feel when i wake up and i’ve finished a piece the night before. i wake up to a fresh creation. it just makes me grin.

it is raining again. i can hear it outside, especially when the cars pass by. it’s cold again, too. there is something about rain and cold weather and changing colors that just settles my spirit a bit. it couldn’t have come at a better time.

Sending much love,

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  1. Anonymous

    Magnificent!

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  2. Anonymous

    As a veteran of Somalia, Bosnia, Kosovo, Afghanistan and Iraq…over these last few months…I’ve wondered to myself, “Is it possible to reduce the amount of hatred and violence in our world?”

    Last week, before going to sleep, I began asking myself a lot of WHAT IF questions.

    The central theme behind my thoughts are neither anti-war or pro-religion. My words are not meant to inspire scenes of flag-burning or political protest signs. Sadly, I realize that sometimes a lasting Peace means war.

    However, unless someone and everyone start talking about the idea of Peace…

    Even if it’s just for two short minutes…

    It’s possible that an unstoppable firestorm of hatred may one day burn its way across our entire planet.

    Instead of pointing out those differences which separate mankind…

    It’s my hope that the humanity within all of us will somehow prevail…

    Even if it’s JUST FOR TWO SHORT MINUTES…

    See link: http://just-one-day-of-peace.blogspot.com/

    If you write a passage about what the PEACE means to you, I’ll build a simple BLOG page featuring your words and original images…

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  3. Anonymous

    i love that feeling too…

    i also love going back into my studio JUST before going to bed, just so i can see her in my mind again and again. coz it’s always a her. and she’s always real ~ a spirit to me 🙂

    bright blessings,
    leonie

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  4. melba

    Yes I do know that feeling. Gorgeous colors in this piece!

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  5. Lisa

    What a neat way to describe that feeling. I love that feeling, too. Both of these girlies are so beautiful. Your work goes straight to the heart.

    Glad to hear you’re enjoying Dar Williams. 🙂

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  6. Letha Sandison

    Kelly, this is beautiful!! I also love the new banner, amazing!

    I love this time of year too, the leaves turning color, the cloudy rainy skies…great time of year to hide indoors creating by candleight.

    Hope you are feeling more at home in the Bay! I will be there from the 17th to the 20th is you want to meet for coffee. Let me know, sorry for the short notice, been meaning to email you.

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  7. deirdre

    I love that feeling of something new waiting for me in the morning. I haven’t discovered the same feeling yet about making art, but what a nice thing to look forward to! Love this piece.

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