Celebrating the Divine Feminine - Day Ten.
This morning I have no promptings for today's offering - then,while making bread I realize that this is it !!!
The altar cloth is an unfinished wall hanging titled "This Quilt is Three Thousand Years Old ". The idea originated in a dream, in which my grandmother handed me a tattered three thousand year old quilt. I see this as the handing down of skills and nurturing through the generations.
Wily fox adds an element of humor......she thinks there may be something here for her cubs !
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Do I dareday that I am starved for this bread. No I won't say that.(teehee) Actually this looks delish! Breadmaking is one of my happy times in the kitchen. I love the aroma of yeast, the way bread fills the house with it's scent, and at long last that first slice that just melts in your mouth. Sister I'm hungry.:)Thank you so much for this offering. As you can see, you've aroused my taste buds. Bless you.:) Take care.
ReplyDeleteas she has me, Gloria! I don't bake bread because I'd be eating it all by myself, and I am not moderate in most things I do!
Deletewow! what a wonderful inspiration for your post!
ReplyDeleteYour imagination and eye for a perfect vignette made me smile.
ReplyDeleteThat bread looks sooo goood! Nothing in the world like homade bread♥♥
Ah, the whimsy in the midst of the sacred. I'm sure there is plenty for momma fox and kids.
ReplyDeleteBread. It is enough. Amen.
ReplyDeleteHandmaid of the Lord
Wonderful gift from your grandmother! And I happen to know your bread tastes as good as it looks!
ReplyDeleteM xx
baking bread is a prayer for the soul. lovely and nurturing.
ReplyDeleteSuch inspiration! That was a very powerful dream and befitting that you honor it here with bread making - a craft that has been handed down since the time of Demeter, mother of the grain and the Eleusian mysteries
ReplyDeleteRuby, what a powerful dream your grandmother sent you! I hope you will post a picture of the quilt when it is finished.
ReplyDeleteYour bread looks delicious - love that old knife the little fox and the Matryoshka doll candle. Those dolls are one of my favorites!
Missed this post ~ it is so loving and beautiful photography ~
ReplyDelete(A Creative Harbor) aka artmusedog and Carol ^_^