Terri Windling's Blog, page 261

Tune for a Monday Morning

I'm recovering from flu and won't be posting regularly until I'm back on my feet -- but in the meantime, here's a little tune by The Weepies to kick off the new year with a smile.

Wishing you and yours a good holiday season....

Tilly and I will be back in January. Stay warm!

Happy Holidays!

Tilly and I will be back in January. Stay warm!

A belated "Happy Solstice" to you all...

This picture was taken two nights ago at what may well be the nicest, and certainly the most magical, Solstice celebration I've yet been to. The weather set the stage with Siberian snow, then friends and neighbors provided the rest:...

Morning Walk (a post for Christina, who asked for more snow...)

Well, it's still a Winter Wonderland around here. I snapped these photos when I took Tilly and her friend Lyra on a walk earlier today. We forded the stream behind my studio, passed through groves of holly, stands of birch,...

On Your Desk

Today's desk comes from Adrienne Martini, author of two books I happen to love: Sweater Quest: My Year of Knitting Dangerously and Hillbilly Gothic: A Memoir of Madness and Motherhood. I'm not a knitter myself, but after reading Delia Sherman's...

Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow...

Are you sick of snow pictures yet? I can't help it, I'm finding such joy in Tilly's utter madcap delight in snow -- she's been in a state of goofy bliss since the storm began. These photos were taken in...

Snow Dragon

This jaunty fellow appeared in the middle of our road yesterday. I love the dry twigs representing flames. The little visitor in our back garden, however, has been completely buried in snow, returning to his element as mysteriously as he...

Dealing with Rejection, Part II

A few weeks ago I wrote a blog post discussing art created on commission which the client subsequently didn't like and didn't buy. At the time I wrote that post, my intent wasn't to villainize the client but to talk...

More snow....

Our snow deluge of last week was starting to melt this weekend, with grass poking up through the drifts of white in our yard. Today, we were told, it would rain, and the roads into and out of the village...