
{i should have watered that plant more…}



our recent trip to the fayetteville public library with our little family. their children’s section is breath-taking if youve never been. our girls always love it.
raine has two imaginary friends that she has known since she was two:. dee-dee (the nice one) and tada (pronounced Tah-dah, like the word you used to say as a kid when you finished something amazing; shes the misfit of the two imaginary girls).
the other morning, dee-dee temporarily came to life in the form of a shadow. raine drew her on our frosty glass door and we were pleasantly surprised to see the shadow ghost on the wall next to her. so when i got the camera out, she grabbed dee-dee’s imaginary shadow hand, then turned to her and said “smile dee-dee”.
mountain of cloth diapers and perrodin clothing…good thing these have been folded since the photo. you would think that by the size of this pile that we dont do laundry all that often, but this is the result of maybe 2-3 days of waiting. the cloth diapers make up most of the volume, but dont let that be discouraging to those of you considering their use!


A relatively new company named DNA11.com will take your DNA and create a highly digitized image of your very own DNA sequence. Each and every print that they create represents an individual person and is a “one of a kind” artpiece. To get your own print made all you do is select what size and color of a print you want, then a few days later a saliva kit will arrive in the mail, which you use and then mail back to DNA11. DNA11′s labs then process your DNA to capture your genetic fingerprint, make a artistically rendered snapshot of it and mail the print back to you. DNA artwork starts at $390 and ranges up to $1300.
To me this looks relatively close to much of Klee’s work….wouldnt you agree? whats happening to “Fine art”?