Landing in the US a few months ago was really, really weird. A crazy combo of excitement and dread … which, incidentally, describes much of our transition thus far. In the photo we had juuuust entered the US and we were pretty darn excited! Now we’re finally settling in and feeling “home” again, but that
Long-time readers will know that Anner and I have sort of gotten caught up in the world of textiles. In fact, that might be a bit of an understatement. From the embroidery work in Peru to the amazing printed designs in Tanzania, the colors of the Mongolian gers to the Bali batiks, and on to the
As we work our way through the mental re-entry-into-Seattle-life challenges, Anner and I both have been getting the itch to do something creative. We haven’t had a lot of time yet, what with job hunting, painting the walls (not really so creative), bringing the garden back to where we enjoy seeing it again (mostly weeding),
Sometimes we find adventure right here at home! File this one under ENGINEERING MARVELS! Wonder where all our fascination with bridges came from on the trip? Why Aaron or I was always yelling “BRIIIDGE!!!”? Well, therein lies a tale. Let me whet your appetite, though, with just a couple of our most memorable bridges. For nine
Having been home for a little over a month now, our house is finally getting into a bit of shape, the yard is slowly finding itself with fewer and fewer weeds, my art studio’s hibernation is getting closer to ending and we decided it was time to get out-of-town for a day! Yep, it had