I published your comment with out remarking which entry you were responding to, and I lost you. I'm gad you're reading the blog from "How It All Began" -- I was fresh to the city and saw more things, was less inured to my environment. I wanted to check out your site - if you read this, please post again, so I can respond properly!
JC
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hey cool I'm at www.atlanticartglass.blogspot.com
your writing and perspective remain fresh!
I checked out your blog (need to read more in-depth when I'm not sacked out form a long day). I love what you're doing! I think about Maine when I think about moving back to New England.I like the New England vibe. The midwest has its grace, but there's a certain edge to New England. And you can't beat the topography. And to have the kind of life you have there! I like that you take the old-fashioned approach to artisanship: start young and learn. The man I take stained-glass instruction form has been doing it since he was 18 (not as young as some of your students), but he's now about 60 and it's just a part of him. I have a Mass. friend who loves glassblowing - I'll send her your link. Glad to meet you!
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