The thoughts & art of Lisa Blackwell-Dickinson. Scruffy ol' hippy/Mother/Home-edder that burns stuff. Arting through fibromyalgia and hEDS. she/her
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ALT Screenshot showing my streak in Duolingo - 1313 day streak. Text underneath reads - you’re in the earliest 17.8% of learners who extended their streak today!
ALT Poster showing photographs of a fox and a seal. Information- Artists Raising Money For Wildlife- Saturday 12th of April 8-10pm.
ALT Wooden drop spindle with hand burned and painted design showing two tiny bees and some honeycomb.
ALT Hexagonal box with burned design showing a large painted bee sitting on honeycomb that covers the lid and creeps down the sides.
ALT Collage of four photos. 1 - all three hats against black and white striped background. One hat is full brim in yellow with red band. One is a bonnet style pumpkin with green leaf. The other is a blue top hat style with wavy brim and white flower. 2 - orange, tabby and white cat wearing the blue hat. 3- orange, tabby and white cat wearing the yellow hat. 4- orange, white and tabby cat wearing the pumpkin hat.
ALT Poster showing photographs of a fox and a seal. Information- Artists Raising Money For Wildlife- Saturday 12th of April 8-10pm.
ALT Wooden drop spindle with hand burned and painted design showing two tiny bees and some honeycomb.
ALT Hexagonal box with burned design showing a large painted bee sitting on honeycomb that covers the lid and creeps down the sides.
ALT Collage of four photos. 1 - all three hats against black and white striped background. One hat is full brim in yellow with red band. One is a bonnet style pumpkin with green leaf. The other is a blue top hat style with wavy brim and white flower. 2 - orange, tabby and white cat wearing the blue hat. 3- orange, tabby and white cat wearing the yellow hat. 4- orange, white and tabby cat wearing the pumpkin hat.
ALT Poster showing photographs of a fox and a seal. Information- Artists Raising Money For Wildlife- Saturday 12th of April 8-10pm.
ALT Wooden drop spindle with hand burned and painted design showing two tiny bees and some honeycomb.
ALT Hexagonal box with burned design showing a large painted bee sitting on honeycomb that covers the lid and creeps down the sides.
ALT Collage of four photos. 1 - all three hats against black and white striped background. One hat is full brim in yellow with red band. One is a bonnet style pumpkin with green leaf. The other is a blue top hat style with wavy brim and white flower. 2 - orange, tabby and white cat wearing the blue hat. 3- orange, tabby and white cat wearing the yellow hat. 4- orange, white and tabby cat wearing the pumpkin hat.
ALT Poster showing photographs of a fox and a seal. Information- Artists Raising Money For Wildlife- Saturday 12th of April 8-10pm.
ALT Wooden drop spindle with hand burned and painted design showing two tiny bees and some honeycomb.
ALT Hexagonal box with burned design showing a large painted bee sitting on honeycomb that covers the lid and creeps down the sides.
ALT Collage of four photos. 1 - all three hats against black and white striped background. One hat is full brim in yellow with red band. One is a bonnet style pumpkin with green leaf. The other is a blue top hat style with wavy brim and white flower. 2 - orange, tabby and white cat wearing the blue hat. 3- orange, tabby and white cat wearing the yellow hat. 4- orange, white and tabby cat wearing the pumpkin hat.
ALT Terry, Lyn and Rhianna Pratchett in the 70s.
ALT Shortly before he died, Terry Pratchett assured me that, if there is an afterlife, he would give me a ring and let me know. That was ten years ago - and still no call. From which, incidentally, I draw no firm conclusions. What if there was an afterlife, but with no phone signal? But of course there is one place where Terry indisputably lives on: in the pages of his books and in the minds of the millions of readers around the world who turn those pages and continue to find them funny and true. For, while his words live on, so does Terry, and that will be the case, no question, not just for this one decade so quickly gone, but for many further decades to come. So let me join Lyn and Rhianna in raising a glass today to the magical persistence of books and to Sir Terry; gone but still so very firmly with us. Rob Wilkins
