Blogger and I haven't been getting along for the past few days.
I've trying to post these images for the last few days.
Blogger saw it differently.
I am trying again because this is important.
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About Me
- Leau
- The Land of Enchantment
- Not quite as old as dirt, but getting there. As happy as I choose to be at any given time. Delighted to share my humble but adequate opinion at any time. Trying to do the right thing because it is the right thing to do and doing the next right thing when I screw up... Leather Lips because that's what came up in spell check once when my name was typed in and true in some seasons!
4 comments:
Thank Leau for this support!! Your image of the cracked virgin with her hands help open is so beautiful.
AND to come across the virgin in the tree, how great would that be!
oh thank you for sharing your support and virgins,
much love and gratitude from me,
and countless beautiful children.
xoxoxo,
rebecca
Some of the boxes in this auction are fascinating. I often shun religious art, especially in this genre because it's too easy for people to fall into pretentiousness instead of simply expressing themselves (or is that true of all genres?)
Anyway, once I figured out how to see the entire piece, I got hooked and had to look at them all.
My faves: Jill Berry, Lynn McCormick Bridges, Rebecca Brooks, Tess Vonfeldt Gross, Carol Kneiss, Lylia Hagerty, and A Ortiz. And yes, Stephanie Hilvitz too.
At ten percent of the total, that's well worthwhile. I know big craft stores must sell a hundred kinds of these little skeletons, but since I never go in those places, I won't be able to stop myself from trying to spot miniature skeletons everywhere.
I hope things pick up, because it doesn't look like they've raised much money so far. I certainly can't buy anything myself, but I've done the best I can to spread the word.
Wonderful images - and the virgin in the tree! Wow! And all for a good cause - even better! xoxox
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