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Thanks to our friends at Dritz for coming up with this GORGEOUS Vintage Made Modern bag. It's a fantastic finale to our two week blog tour!
We're celebrating National Sewing Month in a big way – with Amy Barickman and her fabulous new fabric line Vintage Made Modern Centennial Celebration. For starters, we're today's stop on her blog tour. We're really happy with the purse we made using her fabrics – the only problem we had is choosing which prints to use! Check out our full sewing tutorial to see how it's done, and to find out more details about the fabrics and giveaways.
Fabrics, Supplies & Tools:
- Vintage Made Modern fabrics by Amy Barickman / Indygo Junction / RJR
- 1/2 yd for front – Plaid Fuchsia
- 1/2 yd for lining – Tailor Made Fuchsia
- 1/3 yd for bias strips – Textbook Definition Fuchsia
- Dritz® Sewing Supplies:
- 1" D-ring
- Jean rivets or size 2 sew-on snaps
- Magnetic snap
- 1/4 yd black 1" elastic belting
- 1-1/2yds black 1" cotton belting
- Dritz® Sewing Tools:
- Mark-B-Gone™ marking pen
- Tape measure
- 1/2" Bias tape maker
- Rotary cutter and mat
- Rulers
- 1 yd lightweight fusible interfacing
- Iron and pressing surface
- Sewing machine and matching thread
- Basic sewing supplies
Note: seam Allowances = 1/2"
Before you get started on your purse, can we tell you how much fun we had looking through the new Vintage Made Modern collection and choosing our prints? We opted for the fuchsia colorway, but we can tell you the teal was a close runner up! Have fun and be creative when choosing the fabrics for the exterior, lining and bias strips! You can be creative with your hardware choices, too. The Dritz® D-ring is functional - use it to attach a swivel hook, fob or other accessories. You'll use Dritz® belting for the handles, and the sew-on snaps and rivets give your purse a professional finish.
A rotary cutter, ruler, and mat are the best tools to use to quickly and accurately cut fabric pieces. Use the 36" long OmniEdge ruler to straighten edge of fabric before cutting pieces. Starting right will help you make all your cuts accurately.
Cut fabric as follows:
- Plaid – Two 15" x 15" pieces for purse front
- Tailor Made Print – Two 15" x 15" pieces for lining
- Textbook Definition Print – 12" x 26" piece for bias strips
Interfacing – Two 15" x 15" pieces
Cut eight 1" bias strips from Textbook Definition print. Line up 45° line on ruler with lower edge and corner of fabric. Make the first 45° cut across the width of the fabric. Use 1" line to cut individual strips.
Insert a bias strip into bias tape maker. Pin end to pressing surface. Press flipped edges with iron while pulling tape marker to form 1/2" bias strips. Cut one end of strip straight across and turn under 1/4". Repeat on all strips. Set aside. (Want to learn more about making bias strips? Check out these tutorials on our website: how to use a bias tape maker, how to cut and sew bias strips, and bias strips yardage chart.)
Fuse interfacing to back of purse front pieces following package instructions. Mark in 1" from each side at top of purse. Cut with rotary cutter and ruler from bottom corner to mark on each side. Cut lining pieces just like purse pieces.
Cut two 4" pieces of elastic belting. Mark elastic placement on each front piece, 4-1/2" down from top edge and 3-1/2" in from side. Using the 6" x 6" Omnigrid ruler makes it easy to locate and position both measurements at the same time.
On one front of purse, position top corner of elastic at each mark, keeping elastic parallel to top edge. Pin and stitch 3/4" from end of elastic.
Place folded end of one bias strip 2" down from top and 3-1/2" in from side, overlapping elastic piece. Slip end of elastic inside of fabric fold. Run strip straight down front to bottom edge of purse. Pin and stitch along both edges of bias strip.
Place second bias strip beside first stitched strip (on edge side) and pin at top. Keep strips side by side until just below the elastic. Mark 1-1/2" from first strip at bottom edge of purse. Pivot second strip so inside edge is at the mark. Pin and stitch along both edges of strip. Apply strips over other elastic piece following same method. Trim excess bias strips even with bottom of purse front.
Lay second piece of purse next to finished side and pin elastic in position at mark. Stitch 3/4" from end of elastic.
Position and stitch bias strips using same method as above.
On last side, secure elastic at mark and position bias strips the same as before. Be careful not to catch loose fabric in stitching. It will be a little tricky because you are now working with a loose "tube." Turn fronts so they are right sides together. (Elastic with be inside and out of the way.) Pin and stitch sides and bottom edge of purse. Stop and pivot 1/2" from sides at corners. Press seams open as best you can.
Align side and bottom seams, forming a point at each corner. Position ruler 1" down from corners and draw a line across the corner that is perpendicular to seams. Stitch on line. Trim away excess fabric at corners. Tip: Line up straight lines of ruler on seam for a true perpendicular line.
Cut cotton belting into two 27" handles. Turn all cut edges under 1" and stitch to secure. Insert a D-ring in one of the finishing folds before stitching.
Position finished end of handles 4" down from top edge and directly over bias strips. Place end with D-ring on left side of front. Stitch rectangle at edge of handle starting about 1-1/2" from top edge of purse.
Apply 2 rivets or snap pieces to each handle. Make your purse unique with your own personal touches.
Center back plate of magnetic snap 6-1/2" in from top corner and 1" down on both lining pieces. Mark slots and cut with scissors. Install snap following package instructions.
Pin lining pieces, right sides together, and stitch around side and bottom edges like purse front. Leave about a 5" opening in the middle of the bottom seam. Fold corners, mark, and stitch like purse front.
Place purse inside of lining and align top edges, right sides together. Stitch and turn purse right side out through open seam in lining.
Fold lining to inside of purse and press top edge. Edge stitch along folded edge. Hand or machine stitch opening in lining closed.
Now that's how to celebrate sewing! Have fun and good luck!
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Janie on
Wow. What a beautiful purse. This one is on my to-do list. Love it. Thank you for the tutorial.
Paula lorfano on
Awesome tutorial….love the fabric!
Carol Hydeman on
This has been a great "hop". Wonderful prizes and wonderful contributions by your guests.
Jesy on
I love sewing tools, I am the one that usually tests them for the shop to see if it's something we want to carry. I hope I get to use these!
Carnen cuevas on
This giveaway would give me the supplies and the ability to make something quickly when I'm short for time. Awesome purse pattern I must try
Sonia R on
What a great give-away!
Love this site- glad to find it!
Anna Lutz-Brown on
Very fun looking bag ty for sharing howto's……firstname.lastname@example.com
Jane Bonfoey on
Thanks for the great giveaway and the great tutorial.
Diane on
These crafts are so cute and most are really easy to do… Come on…..Have some fun.
Jodine Mosley on
would not want to be without Dritz!
Roxann on
Sewing is great fun and new supplies even better!
Donna on
Always love new patterns, new fabrics… and of course would love a new machine. Thank you so much for great tutorials showing us ideas for using the fabrics and patterns. Helps us to get started!
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-1784323189331829100.post2634418790547372255..comments2017-07-20T07:16:19.182+03:00Comments on A Jew With Questions: Another source that the Torah was forgotten by the massesAJewWithQuestionshttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1784323189331829100.post-42869915604546850492017-07-18T08:16:45.180+03:002017-07-18T08:16:45.180+03:00I hope they were helpful. I hope they were helpful. Alter Cocker Jewish Atheisthttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1784323189331829100.post-15290899965496697002017-07-17T11:53:30.807+03:002017-07-17T11:53:30.807+03:00I have read them all. But again, it is the basic...I have read them all.

But again, it is the basic assertion that is unreasonable. That it is a nation changing event itself does not change anything (nor is that a well defined concept). In defence, proponents like R' Gottlieb claim that there is evidence for this assertion in that no other such event appears in mythology. Cue adversaries running around the world to find similar myths and then having long drawn out debates as to how similar or not they are to Sinai. This is precisely the issue I was pointing out. The evidence given is simply not supportive of it being a different class of events even if such evidence does exist. All that would mean is that it is an outlying event, not that it is a class of its own.Yoni2https://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1784323189331829100.post-63225999574104333312017-07-14T20:16:39.680+03:002017-07-14T20:16:39.680+03:00Kuzari proponents will respond that the Sinai reve...Kuzari proponents will respond that the Sinai revelation is a nation changing event and is thus protected from all methods of myth formation. I wrote 13 posts so far the Kuzari argument. Alter Cocker Jewish Atheisthttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1784323189331829100.post-17468353604530476642017-07-14T12:34:44.523+03:002017-07-14T12:34:44.523+03:00"The greatest trick the devil ever pulled was..."The greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing the world he didn't exist"

The greatest trick the Kzari proof ever pulled was convincing the world it did exist. Arguments against it always fall into the trap of trying to argue from tenach whether there is a mesorah. or to look for other traditions of a "mass revelation event".

The fact is that the kuzari proof is simply not a reasonable argument at a far more fundemental level. Even if tenach had no story of the jews ever forgetting the torah and even if there is no other remotely similar tradition, the kuzari proof still fails. There is no reason to assume that a revelation tradition can not be established through the usual process of myth formation. It may have only happened once that would just mean it is an unusual myth, not that it must have formed through an entirely different process. If the writers of tenach thought that torah had never been forgotten then that's what they would have written, even had it not actually been the case.Yoni2https://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1784323189331829100.post-56001949256780524072017-07-13T22:16:45.800+03:002017-07-13T22:16:45.800+03:00See http://kefirahoftheweek.blogspot.com/2015/07/t...See http://kefirahoftheweek.blogspot.com/2015/07/the-modern-kuzari-argument.html who argues something like there is scant evidence of a revelation chain in Tenach. Also, someplace at his blog "Are Roster" proves the Torah goes back to Mt Sinai using the Kuzari argument. I pointed out the Ramban and Yehudah Halevi in his Kuzari book write the vast majority had forgotten about the Torah ! There is no chain of the Torah being passed down from Mt Sinai. Kuzari proponents may respond - maybe the Torah was forgotten by the masses but the masses did not forget about a revelation at Mt Sinai. It is possible a distant memory of a volcanic event gave rise to the Sinai story. Moshe had close ties to the Midianites/Kenites who may have resided at one time in an active volcano region. Yahweh as a fire-volcano/mountain god takes on the additional character of a storm god like Baal.Alter Cocker Jewish Atheisthttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1784323189331829100.post-85614160141203448752017-07-13T20:16:03.128+03:002017-07-13T20:16:03.128+03:00If they forgot that the holdiay of Succos existed ...If they forgot that the holdiay of Succos existed and they forgot the alphabet that the Torah was given in why should we think that they remembered Matan Torah?AJewWithQuestionshttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1784323189331829100.post-72853364696606371172017-07-13T17:01:55.514+03:002017-07-13T17:01:55.514+03:00Kuzari proponents would respond that it's true...Kuzari proponents would respond that it's true the masses forgot much of the Torah, but the mesorah survived with a small group of elites. More importantly, the masses wouldn't have accepted the story that their ancestors had all witnessed matan Torah unless they had heard the story from their parents, who heard it from their parents, etc., which proves that matan Torah must have happened.

What your post does show is that the Torah we have today may have been entirely Ezra's invention, so even if the Kuzari wasn't full of holes, there's no reason to think the text we have is Divine or that the mitzvos derived from it are binding.G*3https://firstname.lastname@example.com

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A specially equipped U.S. vessel embarked on Monday for a mission to neutralize Syria's deadliest warfare chemicals, the Associated Press reports.
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Approximately 35 nonmilitary crew members and a number of operations experts were on the vessel, AP quoted Defense Department spokesman Col. Steve Warren as saying on Monday. The Navy's Military Sealift Command assumed oversight of the ship this week from the Transportation Department's Ready Reserve Force.
The Cape Ray is slated to ultimately take on more than five dozen people trained to run its chemical-destruction technology, as well as protection personnel and other crew.
U.S. Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel said in a statement that ship personnel are "about to accomplish something no one has tried."
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Prior to destruction, though, the chemicals must be transported through Syria by forces loyal to President Bashar Assad. Disarmament officials have placed high importance on protecting the stocks during shipment through the war-ravaged Middle Eastern nation.
Assad's regime on Monday placed its second load of the dangerous substances on foreign ships. Envoys and nonproliferation sources pegged the size of that cache at 15 to 20 tons, which means that about one-twentieth of Assad's most dangerous chemical stocks are now in international custody, the New York Times reported.
Yet, Assad's government "should be way down the road by now" in turning over the materials, said Christian Chartier, a spokesman for the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons. International authorities are under a self-imposed deadline to destroy Syria's entire chemical arsenal by the middle of 2014.
The Syrian regime admitted possessing a chemical arsenal and agreed to its destruction last year, after a nerve-gas strike allegedly killed more than 1,400 people in a rebel-held Damascus neighborhood.
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Wiggins finishes second in time trial after puncture as Brit Dowsett wins stage
The Italian job is proving a stern test of Bradley Wiggins's resolve after he suffered a puncture in stage eight of the Giro d'Italia, a day after a fall.
His front tyre was punctured 17 minutes into the key time trial and fellow Briton Alex Dowsett was the beneficiary, winning the 54.8km test in Southern Italy in 1hr, 16min and 27sec.
Wiggins was second, finishing only 10 seconds back and elevating himself to fourth overall.
However, he knows this was an opportune moment to win his first time trial since the London Olympics.
New kid on the block: Britain's Alex Dowsett celebrates after winning time trial on stage eight of the Giro d'Italia
Exhausted: Bradley Wiggins gritted his teeth to pull out a second place finish, but he didn't gain as much time over Vincenzo Nibali as he may have wanted
Delights: Brit Alex Dowsett gets a couple of celebratory kisses after winning stage 8 of the Giro
Wiggins's bad luck leaves his Giro
d'Italia dream hanging in the balance and his frustration was evident as
he pushed his way through journalists at the finish before riding away
to the Team Sky bus.
Rumours swirled on social media that
Wiggins had crashed early into the eighth leg. In fact, the cause of the
puncture is unclear. He stayed calm, signalling to the following car
and, after a quick bike change, he was on his way.
Sky's sports director, Dan Hunt, said: 'That cost us; he probably lost 25 to 30 seconds.'
Wiggins improved over the second half of the course. In Saltara, after climbing to the line, he had gained time on his overall rivals.
Leader: Italian Vincenzo Nibali celebrates with the Pink jersey on the podium
Italian favourite and new overall
leader, Vincenzo Nibali (Astana) lost 11 seconds, Cadel Evans (BMC
Racing) 29 and defending Giro champion, Ryder Hesjedal (Garmin-Sharp) 1
min 13sec.
Wiggins is 1min 16sec adrift with two weeks to race.
'He could be disappointed, but I
don't know what he'd be disappointed about,' said Hunt. 'He rode his
guts out, there was nothing left in him. He was absolutely spent.'
Experts had predicted Wiggins would
be leading comfortably at this point, much like how he took control
after the Tour's first time trial last July.
'That's what the world expects,' said Hunt. 'But there's nothing here that's easy or controllable in this Giro. He's had a rough couple of days. Those bumps and bruises really affect you in a time trial.'
Bouncing back from adversity: Wiggins toiled and toiled after a frustrating stop to change a tyre
One for the future: Dowsett rides for the Moviestar team, but he will have impressed all those at Team Sky
Overall leaderboard and stage eight result
1. V. Nibali (Italy / Astana) 29:46:57"
2. C. Evans (Australia / BMC Racing) +29"
3. R. Gesink (Netherlands / Blanco) +1:15"
4. B. Wiggins (Britain / Team Sky) +1:16"
5. M. Scarponi (Italy / Lampre) +1:24"
6. R. Hesjedal (Canada / Garmin) +2:05"
7. S. Henao (Colombia / Team Sky) +2:11"
8. M. Santambrogio (Italy / Vini Fantini) +2:43"
9. P. Niemiec (Poland / Lampre) +2:44"
10. R. Uran (Colombia / Team Sky) +2:49"
1. A. Dowsett (Britain / Movistar) 1:16:27"
2. B. Wiggins (Britain / Team Sky) +10"
3. T. Kangert (Estonia / Astana) +14"
4. V. Nibali (Italy / Astana) +21"
5. S. Clement (Netherlands / Blanco) +32"
6. L. Durbridge (Australia / Orica) +35"
7. C. Evans (Australia / BMC Racing) +39"
8. M. Boaro (Italy / Saxo - Tinkoff) +45"
9. S. Henao (Colombia / Team Sky) +53"
10. M. Scarponi (Italy / Lampre)
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Rotary International speech contest winners
April 17, 2013
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CAPTION: From left, Rotary 5190 Area speech contest chairman and winners Phil Ruble, 49er Rotary; Bailey Bivens, 11th grade; Maxine Holmberg-Douglas, 2nd place, 11th grade; Miles Baker, 3rd place, 12th grade; Joe Fenner, 1st place, 9th grade; Ben Beltran, 10th grade.
Nevada Union High School's Joe Fenner is headed to the Rotary International District Conference in Sparks, Nevada on May 18th. The Nevadad Union High School freshman placed first in the Rotary District 5190 Area 4 speech competition last week to earn the chance to compete at the district-level finals. This year's Rotary International theme is, "Peace through service – how does my service to my fellow man create peace in my home, community, and the world?"
Each of the Nevada County high school students prepared and delivered a 5 to 7 minute speech at the Rotary Club level in March. The winners from each of the five local club competitions then advanced to the Rotary 5190 Area Speech Contest held on Wednesday April 3, at the Grass Valley Methodist Church. The competition was attended by Rotarians from the area's five clubs: Grass Valley, Nevada City, 49er Breakfast Club, Nevada County South, and Penn Valley.
Joe Fenner placed first, Maxine Holmberg-Douglas placed second, and Miles Baker earned third place. "I'm amazed at the quality of these student's presentations," reported Eric Sams, President of the Nevada County South Rotary Club. "Each one really gets the 'peace through service' message and has a remarkable way of communicating."
Joe now advances to the third level – the Rotary District Speech Finals on May 18 held at John Ascuaga's Nugget Casino in Sparks, Nevada. He will be competing against a dozen other Northern Nevada and Northern California regional contest winners for a $1,000 grand prize, a $750 second prize, and $500 third prize.
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Stan Mayhew died yesterday at the age of 96.
His time on the Supporters Club committee included a spell as chairman in the early 1980s.
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Do you remember a time when you took your dog for a walk without texting, or enjoyed a game with your friends without checking your email? It was called downtime and it was healthy for you. In this age of connectivity it seems like that may be a thing of the past. Today having our devices with us at all times is not unusual, but is it healthy?
It's tough to deny that life has become easier on account of connectivity. We don't need to panic about getting lost as our smartphones can guide us. We can easily stay on top of emails, social media interactions, and even Google information regardless of where we are.
But have you ever realized how infrequently we are alone with only our thoughts nowadays? Some social commentators have wondered if this increase in communication will negatively impact the philosophical side of our species. Without the time and space to sit and ponder will we cease to do so?
That's a huge question, but there is an even more important question that you should contemplate: Is your constant connectivity healthy? When should you unplug from your tablet, smartphone, and iPod?
It's not healthy to always be working. It's equally unhealthy to always be searching for the next piece of entertainment, gossip, or tweet from a friend. In other words, the body needs time to rest, to reflect, to think. If you find that you can not go a few minutes without checking your e-mail, sending a text, or Tweeting a friend, perhaps it's time to unplug.
While being connected helps create relationships online it can harm ones offline. When you're out withyour friends and family members it may be good practice to unplug. It's just too easy to text and check your email, forgetting to give the ones around you the attention they deserve.
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DescriptionClyde Caldwell - Nymph and Troll Illustration Original Art (1973). Charming and highly-detailed, this fantasy piece was created in ink and Zipatone over graphite on with a matted image area of 8" x 18.25". It is thought to be unpublished. UV glass front framed to 16.25" x 28". In Excellent condition.
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This article does it's best to gloss-over this little turd.
The whole thing was a scam by his dad to try and screw the city out of millions with a fake lawsuit. Fortunately, they didn't bite.
Obama bit. Clinton Bit. Zuckerberg bit. Google even bit. But when it came to losing millions, the town bit back.
The article quick-steps any aggravating factors, like his dad hob-knobbing with terrorists, and tries to make the kid and his family look like victims of society. They also barely mention Shapiro wining his counter suit against them.
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Wednesday, December 11, 2013
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Your Dad is "living history" in so many ways, eh? There can't be too many people anymore who lived in Halifax at the time of the explosion. I visited this memorial the last time I was in Halifax.ReplyDeleteReplies
It is a great part of the city and we would move there in a flash should we ever decide to live in the city again.Delete
Debra, you are correct that Dad has witnessed so much in his 97 years......a LOT has happened on Planet Earth!
Funny, I was just reading about this disaster only last weekReplyDeleteReplies
Really? It is commemorated every year with a very formal ceremony and a moment of silence. It is 'the' moment in history that has shaped this city (Halifax) and its people. I remember when I was an altar boy and held the tray under each person's chin as they received communion. There was one 'older' woman who had most of her face covered as it was severely damaged from the explosion......left an impression on this kid's psyche.Delete
Wow. We learned all about the explosion when in Halifax but didn't know about the memorial. What a horrible experience it had to have been. And that your dad was a part of this history must be very precious to you. Thank you for sharing this. Now another reason to return!ReplyDelete
I didn't know about that. How sadly fascinating.ReplyDelete
What a terrible tragedy. Your dad has experienced so many interesting things in his life. What an amazing path he's walked.ReplyDelete
I have always been fascinated with the Halifax Explosion, Jim. My grandmother remembered it, but I don't remember what she said. I'm kicking myself now, of course. Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete


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I bought some prints from Rima Staines' Etsy store and they came yesterday. (Do go check out her blog — it offers fascinating glimpses into the mind and life of this very talented artist). One of the prints I got was this one, "Koshka In A Blue Dress"
It's one of those images you look at and think, "Yep, that's it. That's exactly it." What got my train of thought started down this particular track, however, was this print, which I also just had to have:
In the first place, the image is so delightfully absurd in a "Once Upon A Time" sort of way. In the second place, it reminded me of a story of mine from a longer work, "Lidamusik," called "The Day The Fish Swam Over The House" and that in turn, reminded me of another story from the same cycle called "Stone Shoes and Drums on the Shore" in which the boy Ghíndhì meets a girl called Asälìástï. When she was a very young child, the boat on which her parents, her brother and she were sailing was caught in a storm and wrecked on the rocky coast where the story takes place; she was the only survivor. One of the bèá'ìàshî'äänìì, the blue fish, (which are true fish, but very like our orca in many ways), saved the girl, but could only do so by catching her leg in its jaws, injuring her leg in the process. That leg became stunted and is now shorter than the other leg. Nonetheless, the girl is a superb swimmer and regularly swims out to harvest long strands of the seaweed called ätsfâîàànèsh whose fiberous stalks are used like flax to make a linen like cloth. On land, however, she frequently wears sandals with soles made from rock to strengthen her legs for swimming — hence her name, "Stone Shoes." She has been adopted by the family that lives at the head of a deep fjord. One of the members of that family is a young man named Kêshäymbùún which means "Drums-on-the-Shore" — whence the title of the story.
The underlying theme of Lidamusik is the long, meandering journey the boy and his father make from their home, where his mother has just died, to the place where his grandmother lives. It is told as a series of stories about the things that happen to them along the way. Each of the stories has a "quote" — a little verbal sgraffito, that has to do with the underlying theme of that particular story. The one for this story is: "Where the land plods along in stone shoes/The water runs barefoot."
One scene in the story involves an evening of music. Néóùùs, the family patriarch, begins it:
Néóùùs might have been a spirit; his bare feet made no sound on the steps that led down to the beach, nor did the sand whisper warning of his approach. Just as silently, the line of shadow cast by the western cliff‑edge of the fjord had been gliding farther and farther eastward across the water until it began to climb up the face of the eastern cliff‑edge. The sun was setting and the light was fading. Néóùùs stood quietly on the sand, almost halfway between the whispering of water's edge and the dark rock of the House. He drew the silence into himself. It flowed into him like the sea‑salted air he drew slowly into his lungs. His loosed white hair cascaded down his back and shoulders like water down the dark cliff face beside him, foaming over his brindled brown tunic. He seemed almost to glow softly as the shadows seeped across him.
How did he know the moment to begin the song? How did he know that ámì dêíshí tsô, the Moon with the Yellow Face, was even now raising itself on tip‑toe to peek over the horizon? The sliver‑slender notes of the oboe floated out onto the air, weightless and gossamer, caressing the cliff faces with their reverberations. This day was leaving, trailing behind it the pearl‑bright skirts of its garment of sunlight until they too had slipped across the threshold of the world.
As the whisp of melody wafted into the gathering darkness like a single tendril of smoke, the forehead of the moon with the yellow face cleared the horizon behind them and drew a single line of moonlight straight down the fjord and off into the distant darkness.
Kêshäymbùún had brought lap drums out of the House and found a seat on the sand beside Néóùùs. He gave the melody a sinuous, undulating underbeat, tapping out a rippling rhythm with his fingertips, pouming syncopating accents with the heels of his hands. One by one, the others came out of the House, silently on bare feet. Soundlessly they spread out carpets over the sand for themselves and for Ghíndhì and this Dad to sit upon.
The last to come out was Asälìástï, deliberately crunching and whumping her stone shoes on the sand in rhythm with Kêshäymbùún's drumming. She had thrown a length of loosely‑woven ätsfâîàànèsh fabric over her head so that it covered her down to the ground in its chalk‑white folds. She went right up to the water's edge, her stone shoes thumping on the wave‑wet sand. The pale yellow shaft of moonlight inched toward her across the water as ámì dêíshí tsô rose higher and higher. When she held out her arms, the fabric hung from them like wings. Slowly her body began to undulate from side to side, insinuating itself into the drumbeat, leaning first into one shoulder and then into the other as though she were some great white bird sliding slowly across the darkening sky, soaring over her stamping, stone‑shod feet.
When it was time, she let the harmonies of her song entwine about the single line of melody as though they were strands of ätsfâîàànèsh waving in the current.
"The sky in the sea,
Soft it is against the fins.
Flying, flying through the dark water,
I soar, I swoop, I slide along the current,
Through the many‑tendrilled breezes of the night‑dark water.
I am swift. I am strong.
On tireless fins, flying in the sky‑blue sea.
In the moon‑dappled wind‑rippled sea.
Am I the reflection or the mirror?
"The sea in the sky,
Soft it is against the wings.
Swimming, swimming through the clear blue air.
I dart, I flash, I slip across the wind,
Through the cloud‑combing currents of the sun‑sparkled air
I am swift. I am strong.
On tireless wings, swimming in the sea‑blue sky.
In the star‑speckled wind‑ruffled sky.
Am I the mirror or the reflection?"
"Stone Shoes and Drums On The Shore" © 1993 The Owl Underground, all rights reserved.
A song called "The Tree of Life" by Nancy Rumbel, from the CD "Notes From The Tree of Life" is the soundtrack of that scene. Nancy Rumbel also performs with guitarist Eric Tingstad as "Tingstad and Rumbel." If you like acoustic guitar based music laced with woodwinds that has gentle tempi and lovely melodies, you will like their music. There's some of it available on YouTube, although not this particular song.
The boy Ghíndhì 's mother's name is "T'saile."I found the name on a map one day while I was looking for something else, fell instantly in love with the sound and shape of it, and knew that was her name. All I knew about the word was that it was the name of a town. Later, I discovered that Tsaile, AZ, is where Diné College is located and that the town's name derives from the Navajo name for the area where the town is located, "Tsé Híílí," meaning "water coming from the rocks." I probably don't pronounce it right, but it doesn't matter. It's a bit of wave polished, topaz blue glass that washed up on the shore of my awareness one day that I picked up because I thought it was beautiful and used to embellish something I was making.
Before I wander off again, I thought I'd leave you with some metaphorical wildflowers from the musical meadows of my memories:


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16 comments:
- Bob Bushell said...
It's a beautiful haiku and a field full of them.
- 22 March 2010 at 23:58
- Magyar said...
__Splendid photo, these conical blossoms, the manse in the farground, and a well chosen haiku. _m
- 23 March 2010 at 00:50
- M.Kate said...
Yep, it doesnt matter what's the weather or mood, the grass grows - a lot in my garden...they never self destruct or dissapear :P
- 23 March 2010 at 04:24
- Unseen Rajasthan said...
Wow Fresh Green Shot !
- 23 March 2010 at 06:23
- Japy said...
It seems that spring is already here. Greetings.
- 23 March 2010 at 08:35
- Strawberry Jam Anne said...
Yes - whatever else happens - it grows and grows. A
- 23 March 2010 at 08:58
- Joan Elizabeth said...
You are really getting into the spirit of spring now ... such a contrast to the snowy photos. I love the flowers in your banner.
- 23 March 2010 at 12:38
- Lucy said...
I love your flowers. I must confess, my mum picture is from last year.
- 23 March 2010 at 20:23
- Prospero said...
Maybe that's why I dislike grass so much - no sensitivity.
- 23 March 2010 at 20:39
- Cezar and Léia said...
Happy always Happy, always positive!
I love green!
- 23 March 2010 at 21:28
- ρομπερτ said...
Can't tell you how much I miss smelling such a place during spring and summer, neither when it did rain here the last time...seems as if spring has arrived finally.
A wonderful Wednesday for you.
- 24 March 2010 at 01:38
- Bhavesh Chhatbar said...
You blog has amazing beauty with all the photos.
- 24 March 2010 at 11:52
- The Abbot said...
Beautiful spring photographs.
- 24 March 2010 at 13:13
- JM said...
It's really nice seeing your green posts lately. I believe you are happier now! :-)
- 24 March 2010 at 14:36
- Rain said...
Yes! Life just goes on no matter what!
- 24 March 2010 at 15:52
- Gillena Cox said...
wild flowers and grasses speak of a particular kind of freedom,don't they?
much love
- 24 March 2010 at 20:47
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Coming off an 11-5 season, the Atlanta Falcons open up training camp on July 28. Here is the team's schedule prior to the 2017 regular season.
When is Falcons training camp? (All times local)
7/28 – 10:00 a.m.
7/29 – 10:00 a.m.
7/30 – 10:00 a.m.
7/31 – 10:00 a.m.
8/2 – 10:00 a.m.
8/3 – 10:00 a.m.
8/4 – 10:00 a.m.
8/5 – 7:00 p.m.
8/7 – 10:30 a.m.
8/8 – 10:00 a.m.
8/9 – 10:30 a.m
8/14 – 10:00 a.m.
8/15- 10:00 a.m.
8/16 – 10:00 a.m.
Where is Falcons training camp?
Team headquarters — Flowery Branch, Ga.
Preseason Schedule
8/10 – Miami Dolphins
8/19 – Pittsburgh Steelers
8/26 – Arizona Cardinals
8/31 – Jacksonville Jaguars
Top Newcomers
DE – Takkarist McKinley – Round 1
McKinley probably winds up a Top 15 pick had he not been underwent post-Combine shoulder surgery. Fortunately for the Falcons, "Takk" slipped a bit and the club pounced on one of the trendiest pass rushers in the draft. The 21-year-old had his breakout campaign last season, totaling 10 sacks. On the opposite side of Vic Beasley, the Falcons could have a steady pass rush for years.
WR/KR – Andre Roberts – Free Agency
Not the flashiest of signings, but Atlanta got Roberts cheap on a one-year, $1.8 million deal. He's sure to find some sort of time in the offense at wide receiver while occupying the vacancy left by Eric Weems, who signed with the Tennessee Titans, as a returner.
DT – Dontari Poe – Free Agency
Speaking of the pass rush, the Falcons lured in Poe, who had bypassed more money to join the NFC champs. He has already cashed in on weight incentives with his new team.
Scout's Take
"The No. 1 storyline heading into this season will be how this talented young team recovers from its devastating Super Bowl loss to New England. If the Falcons can put it in their rearview mirror, they will have a chance to make a deep Super Bowl run again.
They have a terrific QB, an elite WR, a diverse run game and an improving defense that is young and athletic and has playmakers on all three levels. They have two new coordinators but the schemes won't change, and it should be an easy transition for the players. We know this offense will score a lot of points and the Falcons are willing to 'grow' with a lot of young players on defense and their mistakes, and now it should pay off." – FanRag Sports' Gary Horton