I want to tell you
about a blogging-quilting friend.
Born to cycle,
every day a journey,
no matter what the sky throws at her
she pedals around the country,
never standing still,
exerting all her energy
over stones and rough ground,
rise and fall of random path.
She finds in nature and atoms of beauty
a source of inspiration,
returning home dog-tired
but ready to create.
This is a true story, a real person, Brenda in the Borough Do go and see how others have used the words of Wordle 243
deep write.
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A lovely tribute!
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Such a moving tribute….and what an amazing woman she sounds like 🙂
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Very eloquently told!
Actually, with the pleasure I still get from riding a mountain bike I’m surprised I wasn’t directed to that kind of cycle in my effort!
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What a lovely tribute to a fellow blogger/quilter. If I want for a bike ride, it would be the only thing done that day. 🙂 Fortunately, I’m not allowed on a bike anymore. 🙂
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Me neither – sad.
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How wonderful. Keep it up, you’ll have me quilting at last. If only we lived a bit longer to have time to do everything we would love to do.
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I’m hoping age 108 will cover it. 🙂 Well said.
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Start small, and you’ll soon be hooked.
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That’s what I’m afraid of!
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What a lovely ode to your friend. I visited her blog and can see why you like it.
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That’s great, Viv. I’ve never tried my hand at quilting, but enjoyed thinking of finding inspiration in nature.
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I wish I had a few ounces of her energy! Lovely poem…
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What a great tribute to a very energetic and inspiring friend.
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Whether it is art, writing or quilting for that matter we are all inspired in different ways, especially through our eyes as we absorb the world in all it’s facets around us. What a beautiful tribute this is.
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A wonderful tribute – i love the the quilt and the sense of things being a cycle stitched together
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oh Viv I am so touched, I love it.
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Well, you’ve earned it!
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