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“Hope is in what is given not what is taken. We are forced to find precious what is near.”

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This entry was posted in Collage, prompt responses and tagged Diana photo app, double exposures, inspirational on October 6, 2020 by deemallon.

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Hello June! #gratitude #summerinnewengland #hosta #ferns

All the poisons to remedy, flush, provide antidotes to. Was it Adam Schiff who said it’ll take ten years for the DOJ to recover? Meanwhile we are all so ready for justice and accountability. I’m back to using one of the most notorious white supremacists as a layer. You can kinda see his MAGA hat. From a SoulCollage card. Wooden signs on a post were the PCC prompt and suggest new directions, Decisions to be made. (*Andrew Ang1in founder of Neo-nazi rag Str0rm trooper). #pcc #pariscollageclub #dianaphoto #dianaphotoapp #picframe #lostcountofthelayers #patternandoutrage #digitalcollage #creativechallenge #visualprompt #paperanddigitalcollage

Books are friends. Art works from friends are totems. Artwork from talented cyber-acquaintances are shrines. In bookcase find work by @magggro @mocrow2016 @spiritcloth Michelle Slater and Grace, formerly of New Mexico now of California. The lovely saint Harriet Tubman print hails from artist Natalie Daise aka @gullahmama Several hearts from @hazelcmonte hide on opposite wall. A hanging from @saskia_birdhut also.

Sibling Spirit Visit. See those two paintings? They were both done by my sister in college. The big grey one won an award. Two nights ago, the entire remaining Mallon line (from my parents) was gathered here. Both my boys. My brother. Me. The wire on that grey painting, which has hung the painting on that wall for — two decades? Longer? — let loose. The painting crashed down. No one was hurt but the conclusion that my sister had dropped by was inescapable. The fact that the crash was dramatic and potentially harmful was, I’m sorry to say, incredibly apt.

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Arlee Barr
Danny Gregory
Hand Stories – Hazel
I'm Going to Texas – Liz
It's Crow Time – Mo
Maplewoodblog – Katrin
More Whiffs, Glimmers & Left Oeuvres — Deb
Myth and Moor – Terri
Paper ponderings – Fiona
Pomegrante Trail – Nancy
Raven and Sparrow – Dana
slowly she turned – Laurie
Sparkling Lotus Ink — Acey
Spirit Cloth – Jude
Tales from the Bird Hut – Saskia
Virginia Mallon — Ginny
Wednesday's Child
Windthread – Grace
Woman with Wings – Peggy

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Firelight Media
MA Criminal Justice Reform
Southern Poverty Law Center
The Case for Reparations
The Root
The Royall House and Slave Quarters
The Slave Dwelling Project

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