Keepers of the Land
posted by Pam at 9:42 AM
Wednesday, November 29, 2006
About Me
- Name: Pam
- Location: Vermont, United States
Before the onset of ALS I kayaked rivers and the ocean, hiked the Green mts. of VT and was moderately successful as an artist. I can no longer use the pastels, colored pencils and papers I so loved and now paint with the help of my computer to express the musings of my mind. Every day is a fight to hold my disease in check, but each day is also a gift. I fight my battle with the help of my wonderful family and friends, and my husband who sticks by me with love, help with the things I can't do on my own, and humor.
Previous Posts
- Thanksgiving portrait
- Macy's Thanksgiving Parade
- Happy Thanksgiving
- Footprints
- Ms. Hattie
- Radio Flyer
- Hunting season
- The Snows of Kilemanjaro
- Vicarious Flyer
- The Story of Little
6 Comments:
Short, succinct... to the point! :)
Peace,
~chani
Beautiful artwork with a profound poem. Sad but true! XXOO
This is lovely, Pam. I enjoy the dimensions and texture in the art.
Really loved the picture and the poem (as I always do). I love visiting here! You are a true artist.
Isn't that poem the truth? Of course, as a mom of a 3 and 2 year old, my mind has gone to mush. Especially with toilet training. Do you know that the first thing I saw when I looked at those tee-pees were 4 rolls of Kirland toilet paper? Now that's sad.
Hi Pam,
I like this image a lot. I feel such a strong connection to the people who lived here before the Europeans came. I went to the American Indian Museum in D.C. last year, and was so emotional (ie: sad, teary).
Thanks for the good insight on my blog. You selected three excellent things about Christmas: FOOD, family, lights.
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