5/16/10

Today is Perfect

I'm sitting here with my morning coffee and a pile of projects I'm working on for QA Gifts and the CREATE retreat. The house is quiet. Outside my window, the breeze is swaying the lilac bush and it's tapping against the glass. The bunnies born in our front yard are now on their own and bopping around through the bushes, so we can finally mow that little hillock of grass that served as their burrow. Today's projects grossly out number the hours I have available, but that's okay. A little of this, a little of that and a chance to breathe in the wonder all around me. This is a life. It's my life. It's unspeakably beautiful.

11 comments:

  1. Kelly,
    Sounds so nice! I would love to see those cute bunnnies, smell the lilac and work on projects with you! Cheers and hope all keeps going beautifully. :) xoxo

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  2. This sounds like heaven to me!!

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  3. I love these little peeks into your life and seeing what you are seeing on your table. It is so inspiring.
    Thank you.

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  4. Love the piece with the rolling pin, is so colorful and beautiful!!! any tutorial on this?

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  5. Watch for the rolling pin and other fancies in Quilting Arts GIFTS 2010, coming to a holiday season near you.

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  6. what fun. wish I could be seated across the table in your studio, making art and smelling the lilacs...

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  7. same here. just sitting at my desk. I can do anything i want today. have a lot of projects going but none will get done..well...maybe. I wish I was sitting at your desk. It looks more creative...mines kind of messy...Have a great creative day

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  8. Sounds wonderful! How smart of you to be so aware and grateful! Lovely photo!!

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  9. So nice.
    Thanks for the evocations.

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  10. What a lucious creative pile of projects and a wondrous descrption of your wonderful life!!!!

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  11. If you can look back on your life with contentment, you have one of man's most precious gifts -- a selective memory.
    -Jim Fiebig

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