It's finally time to get my plants transferred. And to celebrate I even have homemade irrigation pots (ollas) or dare I say "Oy! A Diglett(s)!"

I'm very happy with the results. For a test batch almost everything came out perfect.

My dog is lazy and food motivated. Gotta bring his weight down. Vet says he's too stressed out. Loves to snap at bugs.

Peanut butter bubbles!

Two valuable lessons here:
1. Don't confuse flocculation and deflocculation. While it fixes the glaze, it also needs to be tested for defects like glaze crawl. Thankfully this was a test piece.

2. Test glaze layering and always keep notes. The blue reaction is awesome!

I have a hard time remembering names and faces. But after almost 10 years I still remember who made each of these cups from my college apprenticeship. Each piece is priceless to me. So I leave my flat screen nearby so thieves can take that instead.

It’s important to know that a lot of productive activity is happening in person and offline, too.

Not all of it can be broadcast online, but we’ve had hundreds of people showing up to our trainings, mobilizations, and more.

Keep going. Tyranny is eroded by a sea of small acts. Everything matters.

There's always at least one person asking if I do special commissions for Xmas. And I love them for asking.

First post. Hello!

Its been a couple years since I made any serious social engagement on a platform since Xhitter and Fakebook aren't worth the headache.

My art statement is mainly exiting my comfort zone in order to learn to control clay in as many ways as I can. I care about experience.