Today Chris and I visited the Spencer Museum of Art, went and got more sweet corn, saw an amazing exhibit of quilts, and ate BLT's with our 3rd home-grown tomato. Not necessarily in that order.
I would have loved to have shown you some of the quilts but no photos were allowed in that gallery at the museum. If you live near by, Personal Geometry is an exhibit featuring the work of Virginia Jean Cox Mitchell from Kingman Kansas and Yoshiko Jinzenji from Japan. You have until August 4th to see it. Well worth the trip.
I did not get lost in that corn by the way. I was demonstrating that the corn is very tall and it is possible to get lost in the corn. If you are silly enough to go in there. Which I was not.
I attended a Quilt Show in Palm Springs with classes given by some Japanese quilters who taught with a translator. Their quilts were of such fine needlework, beautiful designs, exquisite hand quilting that they boggled the mind. I have seen very little quilting in this country that could equal their workmanship.
Now getting lost in the corn would scare the wits out of me...I have no doubt one could get lost there and never found. Egad!
Posted by: Joan | 07/25/2014 at 10:30 PM
Thanks for the demo with the corn. I'm a believer. :)
Posted by: Linda Watson | 07/26/2014 at 12:22 PM
You are as corny as Kansas in .....JULY??? Go back in August....with an elephant if you will. Just singing the song :)
Posted by: Leslie J. Moran | 07/26/2014 at 12:50 PM
I have been in one maze in my life (Hampton Court UK) and vowed never to do one again. So far so good. No corn is gonna get MW!
Posted by: Maureen | 07/27/2014 at 02:18 PM