Sunday, November 8, 2009

Ain't no mountain high enough....


It's Sunday in November and while many folks go to church, eat a nice dinner with the family or watch football, we are in the studio working away.
Now don't get me wrong I am not complaining.
Well, maybe a little.
We did talk to both kids on the phone, who are doing great thanks for asking.
And I did go sit through a board meeting this afternoon at the North Carolina Pottery Center.
The good new from the center is it is stable for now.
the bad news from the center is we can not stop raising the money it takes to keep the place going.
The NCPC is a wonderful place.
The exhibitions are always worth the trip and the latest one opens this Friday.
So if you are coming our way be sure to stop in and see what this place is all about.
I only got a foothold on the mountain of pots today, but the plan is to get in there early tomorrow and knock them out!

So here's some of Allison's tiles.
Enjoy!



12 comments:

Linda Starr said...

I like those rolling glaze carts; I made glaze on the picnic table outside the RV today; weather isn't too bad yet.

Laurie said...

I love the tiny "well, maybe a little"! I could just hear a squeaky little voice say that :o)

Shortstuff said...

Your mentee's tiles look great. Can't wait to see the finished product.

Shortstuff said...

Your throwing room has some nice light with that high window. Makes things brighter. That was a good addition.

Tracey Broome said...

I love these tiles. Good inspiration for some Raku I think!

cindy shake said...

Good eye Linda, I agree. The tiles are wonderful and very inspiring...

cookingwithgas said...

the tiles are great- I'll do another post about them when they are finished.
We out everything on wheels.
Tables, galzes, ware and we had a chair up on a pallet on wheels but it is no longer with us.
Back to the mountain- it is almost hill size.

MH said...

I really miss my recliner...........

Nancy G. said...

Wait a minute, Mark! I thought that was my special recliner....Nancy

Gary's third pottery blog said...

No kidding, a Sunday, or ANY day before Christmas=busy!
Btw, had to move my blog, ran out of memory
http://garysthirdpotteryblog.blogspot.com/

Shortstuff said...

Oh, Mark, that recliner was the envy of every man I knew....and many women. We'll have to see what we can scope out next time I'm down that way. How robust is the WhyNot Craig's list?

Anonymous said...

a day in the studio beats church and football hands down... not even a close call for me.