I'm folding like crazy and working so hard on my website, I just don't know where the time has gone!
Phew, it's been so long since I made a post on my blog! Since the last time I've been dancing and prancing around at colourful festivals, making artwork with children, helping Rich to move house and painting my pots.
I'm folding like crazy and working so hard on my website, I just don't know where the time has gone!
I'm folding like crazy and working so hard on my website, I just don't know where the time has gone!
Learning to throw pots on the wheel, last week I cracked it.
Chalking in the park.
Exeter Respect festival, the lovely Eric’s handy work, ‘just threw it’ up he said.
Clouds in the sky, walking home.
Caroline’s chalking at the festival.
Sonia’s fairy cakes of Joy xx
Sky on the way home from pottery.
Flowers through the window.
Apple blossom, walking to the bluebell wood, love you kitty x
How the rainbow really looks…
Recapitulative play
A theory which suggests that a child's play is a re-play of what its ancestors did in their adult life. If you look at some of what children do when they play, you will see reflected in that, some of what human beings did in the ancient past. The playing through of previous evolutionary stages, animal, savage, nomad, pastoral, tribal, includes fire play, den building, and weapons play.
Collated by Joel Seath of Meynell Games 2009.
This play type really moves me. It is fascinating to think that this may be a part of a child's play process. Last night I took action to observe this play type by watching Peter Brook's 'Lord of the Flies' 'A daring translation of William Golding's symbolic best selling novel about the human spirit and the terrifying thesis - that there is a beast in us all.'
Collated by Joel Seath of Meynell Games 2009.
This play type really moves me. It is fascinating to think that this may be a part of a child's play process. Last night I took action to observe this play type by watching Peter Brook's 'Lord of the Flies' 'A daring translation of William Golding's symbolic best selling novel about the human spirit and the terrifying thesis - that there is a beast in us all.'
Love my camera phone!
I love this photo, Circle of Colour, taken by Claire L Evans
Walking around it's amazing the little things you notice x x
New paper, new vases, new photos...
Trying out some new photos... get frustrated but love working with colour. Dropped these ones off to
Otterton Mill, Devon today x x
Ah, The Giants Chair Dartmoor
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