Feel the heat of the summer sun and the dry, hot breezes of summer in this celebration of summer. The interlocking blocks and intricate pieces will dazzle and delight. Pictured quilt is made with Northcott?s Stonehenge Solstice fabric line. Quilt measure
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As always, they're clickable. For more images here are links to last year's solstice images and NASA's Astronomy Picture of the Day. And now that we're in Capricorn, the sign of the goat, don't forget to check your horoscope at Bob Brezsny's Free Will Astrology (and he's put back his delightful "sacred advertisements").
For Take A Word: summer flowers. All images are from Rebecca McMeen. The poem is mine: *** Summer Solstice Sitka 1993 This day blooms under wide meadows of sky. We lay our sun-stunned bodies in constellations of clover and buttercups. Salmonberry bubbles of sweet red light break on our tongues. Shooting stars in the flowerbeds, pollen in our sheets. *** Detailed credits in comment.
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West of Palm Springs, CA, June 2009
I’ve always loved celebrating solstice, if only because there’s zero pressure to do it. There are no gifts to buy, no parties to throw, no cards to send. No one expects you to decorate your house or rent a special venue. And if you remember to celebrate, great, but if you forget, no one will ever kn
When Eloise and Benjamin were younger, making lanterns was a yearly affair. Usually, we’d make something simple by decorating glass jars with colorful tissue paper, but occasionally we’d veer from tradition and make something a bit more involved and festive. Of all the luminaries we’ve created, thes
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