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Getaway...
Getawayā¦
Since the first days of lockdown, I have not had a day off.Ā Not even weekends. Like so many people, we missed the break we had planned, even though it was a UK trip. The three of us who run the Silent Eye havenāt met since the virus reared its ugly head and two of our planned workshops had to be postponed till next year.
Meanwhile, it has been chaotic at my sonās home with all the buildingā¦
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Like a Heartbeat ~ G. MichaelĀ Vasey Gary shares a moment from the recent workshop: This weekend, I attended the Silent Eye Keys of Heaven weekend workshop in the Whitby area of Yorkshire.
Like a Heartbeat ~ G. MichaelĀ Vasey Gary shares a moment from the recent workshop: This weekend, I attended the Silent Eye Keys of Heaven weekend workshop in the Whitby area of Yorkshire.
Hunting the Unicorn: Into the Highlandsā¦
Hunting the Unicorn: Into theĀ Highlandsā¦
We had pumped up the still-deflating tyre once again before leaving Kinross. In spite of all assurances by the mechanic, there was obviously some kind of problem and the winding roads of the Highlands are unforgiving. It was to be the second day of our journey and my third behind the wheelā¦ and I couldnāt wait to get started. I love the Highland roads.
There are only a couple of roads thatā¦
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Magical Man at the Dawn of Science ā The Silent Eye
Magical Man at the Dawn of Science ā The SilentĀ Eye
The Elizabethan age considered itself scientific, indeed the word āscienceā was used to mean āknowledgeā. The so called Age of Reason was a much later term applied by historians of science to broad-brush the slow ascent of experimental-based knowledge. What we now call science originated from the attempts to separate the observer from the method of experiment; a method that would employ only theā¦
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Hi lovelies!
I hope everyone is having a nice week so far. I havenāt posted much because Iāve been busy with work and filming and saving my money by not buying fiber/yarn (booo), and the only thing Iām working on right now is that pillow case (I want to finish that big project before starting ANY other projects).
In the meantime, I did want to call attention to something in case any of my local spinners/fiber fanatics are interested. I went to the last day of the GA Ren Fest on Sunday and the Peachtree Handspinners Guild had a shop where they were spinning, knitting and dyeing (none of it was for purchasing unfortunately). After revealing myself as an honest-to-goodness spinner, they told me about a workshop weekend coming up in August called Plying the Arts. If you go through that link and click on the Plying the Arts 2015 link (top right) itāll give you all the registration info and class schedules. Iām not actually sure if any of my followers on this blog are local to Georgia but I figured Iād put the word out there anyway (so this blog isnāt just a ālook what i can doā post)
A bunch of us korrasami fanfic writers were talking about posting earlier works this weekend, short fiction or otherwise. Ā This is the earliest thing I was able to scrounge up. Wasn't on my google drive, and Iām pretty sure I wrote this maybe...four, five years ago? Ā I canāt remember, but itās just horrible and so weird. Ā And not the good kind of weird.
Basically, I accidentally made Die Hard in one floor of an apartment building, except it involved human trafficking, cannibalism and ludicrous police procedure. This is what happens when one ādoesn'tĀ do their homeworkā, aheh.
The next time I write out a comment to another author on Ao3, Iāll keep this story in the back of my mind. Ā People get better. Ā Just takes practice and dedication, like every other skill.
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Alright. Here I am, a month into college. Honestly, so much has changed being thrown into this strange new place (but I gotta be real, I love LA), but I am so glad to have dance through all this. Having that constant in my life is amazing and I just rediscovered how important it is to me at the workshop I attended this weekend. Here I was, taking a class where the only dancer I know was the teacher, yet the second I put my shoes on, I didn't care I didn't know a soul in the studio. I didn't care that I had to take a stupid taxi all the way there. What mattered was that I got to put my heavies on and just dance. Sure the stamina drills killed and I have blisters the size of quarters on every toe, but I had the most fantastic time, and going to that workshop has brought back the motivation I had somehow lost in the midst of classes and sorority life. Two months till SRO. That title is mine and no one is going to stop me from taking it again. Let's do this.
