I made another of my Cactus and Lily series.
I have lots more of these cards, so I'd better get busy coming up with "poetry" for them.
I was inspired by seeing some collages made with old papers. I made a few like this the previous week, too. Very satisfyin.
I have a very old, very falling apart, plan of Paris. The paper just about crumbles as I touch it. The colors are so nice.
I made this specifically for Jo Maeder, the author of a book that I read recently - When I Married My Mother. It was a lovely memoir. I decided to send her a collage using one of my friend's baby photos. Other people photos, what to do with them? Make collages, of course.
Here's a lovely surprise. Many of my long time readers might remember The Shelf! Well, here's another one that appeared on a pole at the end of the block down from our house. It's very neatly constructed which leads me to thinking that it was made by the dad of the little boy living a few houses away.
I put a couple of things in it.
The original shelf is up again, after a brief period of being away. It's better than ever, and more sturdily attached to it's pole. You can see it in my archives searching under "shelf" or "elflog."
A couple of Friday's ago, we stopped in at the tango dance at the Virginia Museum of Fine Art. I took lots of photos of feet that night.
Besides the regular dancers, a couple of professionals from Argentina did a demonstration of fancy dancing. It was quite fun and I'm thinking maybe we could try to dance Tango.
Do you dance? What do you do, ballroom Tango, Salsa?
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