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When I first met Trum, or after we had gotten to know each other a bit – maybe a year and a half in, I
When I first met Trum, or after we had gotten to know each other a bit – maybe a year and a half in, I
It’s snowing again. Endlessly. I’m dying again. Or is that dyeing again? I haven’t dyed silk in three years, I believe. I’ve been using fragments
It’s at this time of year – in the dead of winter, buried by snow – that my children start talking about summer. They start
Some things you like to talk about. Other things, not so much. I would say Lyme lands in the second category. But as a child,
Wrong. It’s winter. It’s much warmer than usual. It was just colder than usual. My Lyme hurts now. My Lyme doesn’t hurt now. The nights
I’m thinking of little Mischa, now 8 months old, all bundled up in her winter cocoon which looks like a round baby sleeping bag –
I have this pressured feeling at this time of year: many things need to get done as the days get shorter and feel less light/darker.
When my first child was born, I was living in Brookline, MA. We had no yard. I wanted one – I had grown up in
When I was a child, I listened to my mother read fairy tale after fairy tale to me and my siblings. Every chlld Of course
WOW! No place to park! I’m heading down the highway with my blinker on to turn into the 4- 5 vehicle gravel pull off when
Salley Knight is an American textile artist. She creates her art using ancient Japanese techniques of hand-dyeing on silk.
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