1. most incredible and delicious cheeses:
harbison & clothbound cheddar.
2. amazing india flint has celebrated her students in a book of their own
all of india's students were invited to send a story and pictures
and the book is big and beautiful!
3. a stack of books, many mine…
i'm getting ready
for a weekend workshop in toronto
with timothy ely
at the japanese paper place.
Hi Velma,
ReplyDeleteToronto will be grand , I am taking a class early May at Contemporary Textiles! I think I'm jumping tnto the deep end again. Love the stack of books.
Linda
Yes, yes, stack of books, yum yum.
ReplyDeleteblessed are the cheesemakers.
ReplyDeleteand nice people who enjoy books.
cheese and books - just add bread and wine for the perfect party.
ReplyDeletetinothy ely, you lucky thing. x te
ReplyDeletelinda, i think i know what you're up to-should be great!
ReplyDeletealice, yep!
india, and those who grasp the mysteries of book design so quickly!
jean, my kind of party, but i'd probably prefer tea!
trace, been waiting with great excitement on this one!
Blessed indeed are the cheese makers but so too are the cheese eaters .... and surely those who love cheese love books too as, with a glass of wine in hand, they surely go together well. Envious about your workshop at the Japanese Paper Place. Have just worked out that japanese paper could be my favourite printmaking paper. Don't know why it has taken so long to realise that. Have fun Velma.
ReplyDeletesusan, that's great to discover! i keep learning more and more about paper, too. what kind do you like best? i'm looking forward to tomorrow's workshop, indeed.
ReplyDeleteV - cheese and books - sounds great only wine and people missing. Hope the workshop goes well. B
ReplyDeleteNow how did that happen? All I can think about is good wine, cheese and a pile of books next to the fire. It's nippy here today. Hope you are enjoying your workshop.
ReplyDeletebarry, yep. this cheese is so amazing, and i think you saw bits of the books?
ReplyDeleterobyn, nippy here, only spring nippy! peepers singing, so a fire is still welcome. furnace is on now that i'm home from a fabulous workshop!
I love seeing your book stacks.
ReplyDeleteme, too! though sometimes i wonder at my too many books…
ReplyDeleteis there such a thing as too many books?!
ReplyDeleteyes, i believe there is. there can be too much anything. but, if we share…
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