My sister and brother-in-law sang I Can Only Imagine at my grandmother's funeral. This piece was named for that song simply because it now belongs to them and it needed I wanted to always remember the beauty, the heartfelt meaning they gave to the song and, of course, my grandmother. Soft shades of greens and brown top a crazed gold glaze. Deliberate drops of glaze cascade below the "turban" of textured top wrapping.

Carly Simon, a fantastic writer and singer. She's timeless and so is this intricate and delicate piece. It has a Victorian flare, or so I'd like to think.

I love to have splashes of color on the walls and these flower tubes are just perfect! I make a wide assortment of styles, colors and looks, no two are ever alike, most are not even vaguely similar. I suppose if you needed a matching pair I would do it <g>. I don't have to work at never making two pieces alike, it's just not in my nature! I love to experiment and I love to play. Clay is the perfect medium for someone with an eclectic nature.

Eva Cassidy again, just love her bluesy raspy take and wish she were still with us putting out music. This is one of my baskets with some additions. Wood-tone basket with straw and autumn berries.

I took this photo on the back porch of my parent's home on Lake Oconee. Each year they attract hummingbirds galore, making me very jealous. I love my hummingbirds, but I only have maybe 6 or 7 tops each year. Mine, like theirs, lets me know when it's time to put out the feeders! The first one to arrive hangs out in front of the window buzzing until we get the message that he has ARRIVED and is wondering where his food is! Once you get caught up in the antics of the hummingbirds, you'll not be able to stop anticipating their arrival each year and will dread their return to warmer climates during the winter.

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