Monday, October 13, 2008
New Camera
Wednesday, October 8, 2008
Calf Boy
Tuesday, October 7, 2008
Nausea
Saturday, September 27, 2008
More Pictures, Go Figure
We did it
Monday, September 22, 2008
Disaster and updates
Monday, September 15, 2008
Nativity
About 30 years ago, my mom painted a nativity scene for My Grandma. (my dad's mom, the one I lost in November) It is a part of every Christmas memory I have of my Grandma. It was always displayed during the holidays. It was glazed and had an iradecent shine to it. It was so precious.
When my grandma died, I was told that it had been promised to my cousin because Grandma thought that mom had made one for my sister and I. I was on a quest. I called several ceramic shops and inquired about the scene. No one had one like it. SO one day, We went and took pictures of Grandmas set then headed to a little ceramic shop about 5 miles from where I grew up. The lady that owns it was headed out of town, but she had stopped by the shop for a little while. I described the nativity scene to her. She said that the year before, she had aquired some molds from a lady that had a ceramic shop in the area. She invited me to walk back and look at what she had. I walked to the back of her shop, and there on her shelf was THE nativity. I cried. It was a miricale. The mold was over 30 years old but there it was, the exact nativity from my childhood. I was sooo excited. I bought a set for myself and one for my sister. Now, 10 months later, I have it completed. It is proudly displayed on my piano- even though it is September, I don't care, Its beautiful, its message is powerful, the memories are sweet, and I will pass the memory to my children (and I will make them one each so there's no fighting when I kill over).
The birth of the Savior, I wish I could remember how glorious it was. For now, I will just imagine.You can't see it, but it has a pearl finish. IT s just beautiful, but yes, I am biased.
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