Guest Photographer

 CJ took these pictures

 Great Grandpa Mel above

Grandpa Don below

The photographer at the bottom!

Thanks CJ!

Slow Sex?

My better camera was not with good battery, 

but my phone camera caught this. 

Mating snails.

Detail to the right appears to show one of the connected penises. Each snail is both male and female, and they impregnate each other.

Peeling Paint

 I love these!

Click to embiggen!

An Inspiration To Us All!

This woman was moving right along with her walker. 

 Not sure why she needed it!  

I was thinking the wheels might start smoking!

She is a real inspiration to us all!

It's A Linda!

I'll post a few pictures of our booth at 100 American Craftsmen this weekend later, but first, I want to share these two pictures.  We'll probably be seeing a lot more of these "Farewell Tour" signs over the next few years.  We are all aging, and while we still love making beautiful creative  things, we are finding it harder and harder to haul all this stuff around!  Driving a couple of hundred miles, give or take a few, setting up walls (sometimes a tent too), artfully displaying our work, smiling and talking for 6-10 hours for two or three days, and then packing it all up at the end of the day on Sunday, and usually driving home that night because we really didn't make enough money  to afford another night in a hotel, is getting to be quite hard on us ought to be retired folks!

If you missed getting a wonderful handwoven piece from our friend Linda this weekend, check out her web site --- It's A Linda

And next time you are at a craft show, and see all that grey hair, consider investing in some soon to be unavailable art for your life, or for your friends or family!

T-Ball

Maya takes out the "T" -  leaving the ball totally undisturbed - hanging perfectly in the air right where it was before the swing!

Current show at Genesee Co-op Federal Credit Union - Part 3

 Our show at the Genesee Co-op Federal Credit Union is still up, and  we are gratified at how many of our neighbors have stopped us to say how much they have enjoyed the color and energy of our work!

 They even let us share our politics at the opening, but our famous fund raising handmade campaign buttons are not on display now.  You can contact us directly to get some, and have all the proceeds donated to the campaign!

395 Gregory St, Rochester, NY 14620-1327

Stop by to see the artwork, open an account, and support our neighborhood!  I'm not sure when the show ends, but it is at least a couple of weeks more!