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Okay, I don’t know how to say this the right way. There probably is no right way, and saying it is never going to be easy. Some of you may have heard, through us being friends on facebook or through … Continue reading →

There once was a young man living in Brooklyn. A bright lad, full of enthusiasm and interest. A boy who could finish what he started, and do a fine job getting there. But he had no career. He was good … Continue reading →

Happy new year all! My year in review is going to be chock full of stats rather than my usual blathering. Here it is: Top pages and posts 2012-01-01 to 2012-12-31 Title Views Home page / Archives 5,570 The loneliness … Continue reading →

Holiday edition This is a great post from Krulwich’s blog at NPR, copied here in its entirety: Which Is There More Of: Kindness Or Unkindness? A Christmas Accounting by Robert Krulwich December 24, 2012 3:53 PM Here’s a notion. It … Continue reading →

So there’s a squinty eyed me and my friend, pottery blog hero, and fellow potter Ron Philbeck on our way to a fine vegetarian breakfast at Athens’ own The Grit restaurant. Ron was in town visiting his expanding group of … Continue reading →

Thanks everyone who made it on out to the sales these past two weekends! And for those who couldn’t I felt your well wishes and support bolstering us throughout. Thanks! I am sincerely grateful to live in a community of … Continue reading →

9:36am Saturday December 8th 2012, Athens Georgia, in the Boulevard neighborhood somewhere between Chase street and Nacoochee, perhaps on Nantahala ave in the vicinity of the speed bump in the middle of that block…. a seismic event occurred that rocked … Continue reading →

So……. Another sale this weekend at the olde homestead. That’s 572 Nantahala ave in Athens GA for those who need to know. This year I will again be joined by stalwart potter friends Geoff Pickett, Juana Gnecco, and Jeff Bishoff. … Continue reading →

Yikes! That time of year is upon us, once again, and as it inevitably does throes my world into a panic of preparation and crunch time potting. Amazingly, though, I seem well ahead of the curve this time around. Its … Continue reading →

Bridget graciously allowed me to repost her great entry from her blog: “I would like you to look at the world a new way. I’d like my pots to help you change your perspective. To see beauty in humanity, to … Continue reading →