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National Weather Service:  Severe Thunderstorms….through the night so, ok.  

 

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pic for October…my Nasa Astronomy calendar.  Tarantula nebula

 

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about a quart and a half.  My so loved Tostitos Lid.  will need a mortar and pestle.  I had one once…don't know what became of them,  but, now, again.  Grind into powder.

 

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will stitch it down.  Maybe just     some    just enough to hold things in place.  so i can take all apart and re~use another day?  But for Time Being,  will begin.  Even the beads.  It talks.  

Have never stitched down these beads before.

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12 responses to “thursday”

  1. Liz A Avatar
    Liz A

    “Orange” or “red” just doesn’t do these pictures justice … but the colors are warm and true

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  2. Michelle in NYC Avatar
    Michelle in NYC

    I see a goat with lizard claws and a snkingly distended horn…or do I?
    What is the taste of powdered toastitos? How do you use it..in what dishes? Email me if you can.

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  3. Mo Crow Avatar
    Mo Crow

    are they your dried tomatoes in the toastitos jar ? this new cloth has a lot going on just like you, art reflecting life reflecting art “and so it goes…” as Kurt Vonnegut said all those years ago

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  4. joanne Avatar
    joanne

    The cloth is so complex this morning. Like your life right now. Yes, baste it down.
    It can all be rearranged later but I REALLY like it just sit is–imagining your “touches”, your animals, wind and symbols.
    The light in October isn’t good for photos. Perhaps take it outside?
    tomato powder. I also want to know how you use it.

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  5. grace Avatar
    grace

    yes and it’s those orange/reds that i need for this…
    the Intensity

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  6. grace Avatar
    grace

    well…i tried to see that, but i can’t…
    there is no “image” , it’s just feelings
    it’s just the old tostito LID from a jar long ago. I just
    like the colors and patterns of it so i have taken care of
    it. in the jar are the dehydrated tomatoes. Just till i
    find the way to grind them into powder.

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  7. grace Avatar
    grace

    yes…turned out to be about a quart and a half of the dried
    tomatoes. Probably will turn out to be maybe a cup and a half
    of powder? not sure, but you usually use like a table spoon
    of the powder at a time…
    well…this Cloth….it feels good in my hands and will feel
    good to my Heart to work on it in these final times (if they
    really ARE the final times) (but even if they aren’t)
    yes…Vonnegut…he said almost everything that sums things up

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  8. grace Avatar
    grace

    was photographed flat on the table. Next time will be hanging
    on the wall…should be better.
    this is new for me…you can evidently use it for any tomato
    recipe…chili, catsup, pasta sauces but i want it just
    for light seasoning, like in soup. And intend to dehydrate
    and powder other things like kale leaves, celery etc.
    Haven’t researched thoroughly, but what little i’ve read, the
    vegetable retains almost 100% nutritional value. and it’s
    about learning with the kids…different ways to cook and
    eat what you grow.

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  9. joanne Avatar
    joanne

    The calendar picture resembles the painted cloth I made last Sunday. I was thinking–did I send Grace a picture? Yes, I can see how the dehydrated herbs would be very good to add to soups and stews. Chili. Like drying peppers. Making powder. I have so much celery and my dad’s dehydrator in the attic. Not high tech like yours–old school. Should give it a try as the freezer is full.

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  10. ali Avatar
    ali

    Love tomatoes in all forms and I can see how useful powdered would be, richness in your food, in the cloth and in your life. x

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  11. grace Avatar
    grace

    it interests me a lot right now
    will go look again at your blog

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  12. grace Avatar
    grace

    just sprinkling a little ….

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