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The adventures of Lori Buff, a studio potter and teacher, as she makes ceramic art and enjoys life with friends, family and some dogs. Travel and other interesting stuff is also discussed.
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Rainier at the Anagama
Yesterday I brought some pots up to Shorter University for the anagama firing that will be happening this week. Since Rainier hadn't been for a ride in the car or even a walk through the woods in a while he came with me. He loved it of course. Maybe we are both super excited about a wood firing.
The plan was to load the kiln yesterday and today then start firing on Wednesday. I'll be taking a turn stoking the kiln on Thursday morning. If we are really lucky we can have the kiln unloaded next Wednesday so I have those pots in time for the open studio on the 15th. I'm crossing my fingers but I'm also trying to be certain that I don't need those pots for the sale. I will have plenty for a good show. And I'll have a special guest.
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The plan was to load the kiln yesterday and today then start firing on Wednesday. I'll be taking a turn stoking the kiln on Thursday morning. If we are really lucky we can have the kiln unloaded next Wednesday so I have those pots in time for the open studio on the 15th. I'm crossing my fingers but I'm also trying to be certain that I don't need those pots for the sale. I will have plenty for a good show. And I'll have a special guest.
Rainier and I At The Wood Kiln |
"My dear friends, your vote is precious, almost sacred. It is the most powerful nonviolent tool we have to create a more perfect union." ~ Georgia Rep. John Lewis
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That is a GREAT photo of the two of you! I wish I had found pottery in my twenty's I would have built a wood kiln!
ReplyDeleteThanks Tracey, if I were in my 20's I'd build one too. Now I just take up space in other people's kilns.
DeleteI second that, if only I had the energy of my youth now, what I couldn't build in the way of a kiln and living in the mountains at that time there would have been plenty of wood available. I have plenty available here but alas not enough energy to complete the task without injury I think - still I dream - perhaps, maybe someday.
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