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My first ever blog post

9/29/2013

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Hey folks, this is going to be kind of a placeholder until I have a chance to sit down and think a bit.  I've finally got the website up and running, but I haven't set up an Etsy account yet, and I have a kiln-load of bisqueware waiting to be glazed and re-fired.  I am convinced there is a cheaper flat rate for shipping this stuff, so I'll need to go pick some brains at the UPS and USPS offices this week.  And I haven't vacuumed up the dog hair in two weeks.

But all that aside, I've had such great responses from friends and family regarding this new site and its contents!  I am grateful to you all for your support, friendship and existence. 

My friend Mary, who actually knows something about blogging, said this is a good forum for spreading the news about other sites I like. Just off the top of my head, I have a few doozies.  When I have more time I will gush about them at length.  In the meantime, if you want to see some great art by great people, check these out:

cecebell.com - Cece Bell is a children's book writer and illustrator whose work you NEED to see and read with your kids.  My kids consider her a major celebrity and can't believe I am friends with someone so cool.  I aspire to be more like her - hard-working, creative, funny and wonderfully weird.

blackwalnutdispatch.com - I consider this an artist's site because my friend Mary Gray is one of my favorite essayists.  Her blog is infinitely more entertaining than any garden blog has any right to be.  Plus she is many kids' favorite English teacher.

etsy.com/people/julianopottery - George Juliano was my favorite art teacher in high school, and maybe ever.  He is a talented painter and potter, as well as a great teacher and person.  I will consider myself lucky to someday be half as good as him in any of those areas.


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Mary Gray link
9/29/2013 11:40:53 am

Woo-hoo! Excellent! You have inspired me to get off my a** and start posting again on my own blog, which has been in summer hibernation. Can't wait to read more here in the near future! If I can suggest a future posting....I would love to see your studio/kiln area. I think that people who fancy themselves creative types are always interested to see the workspaces of other..I know I am.

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    Yep, me again.  I just wanted to have a space to talk about what's going on and about cool art I've been seeing lately.

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