Kier Salmon

Thank goodness.

I wish I were able to travel that much. That would be so cool.

Ok

According to wiki it’s supposed to air this year.

Mace to Walz :Do you know what a woman is?
Mace to Walz :If you can't define what a woman is, you can't define fraud.

False equivalencies for the win. And for the lose,

Walz to Mace: I'm not here to be your prop

It’s time to re-institute weregild.

Sisters.

He and I must shake hands. I didn’t realize asthma, emphysema and COPD were variants of the same disease. I’ve learned a lot in the three years being medicated for COPD. I’m always here for talking.

Crocheted Barn owls, in "melanistic" coloring. Crocheted with wool yarn, using Crafty Intentions patterns "Barn Owl" and "Four Miniature Owls." Voles, shrews and eggs and eggshells, plus nest/stump freehanded. (Crafty Intentions patterns available on Ravelry)

Crocheted by Kier Salmon. Melanistic Barn Owl Family in worsted weight wool. Using Crafty Intentions Owl patterns.

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then they would yes/no and either work on getting that concept over, or proceed to the next. Often they'd have to backtrack to re-cover something they thought they'd got.
It took time, but they were each very careful and patient with each other. I've tried to learn from that memory, ever since.

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I learned to work at it and understand that us English speakers don't always communicate so well, by watching them try to figure out a user interface problem. Each sentence was spoken, then the other would answer it with a "do you mean?" and

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Both were extensively taught English as a second language growing up. Both were less than accomplished in communicating in English. But they worked at it.

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This happens. I call it the "short-cut" effect. We always assume that what we know and what is to the forefront of our minds, is what can be understood.
But years ago I saw a man from Tamil Nadu (that's a state in India) and a man from Taiwan talking and problem solving.

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I just had a HUGE miscommunication in a discussion. It took three tries before I finally managed to communicate my thought to my friend.

Wonderful art, too.

Birthday gift, birthday gift! BIRTHDAY GIFT!
I SCREAM OUT WINDOW... except it's too fricking cold!

I have friends. I follow many artists in many mediums. Most have posted in the last 3 months that they are battling depression and I wish there was something I could do.
Money. Money and freedom from the fear of bankruptcy, homelessness and loss would help.
I don't have enough money.

Made using the Crafty Intentions Doll Pattern with bought sword and potion bottles. Using two strands of lace weight yarn and a 1.75mm hook.
Clothing freehanded.

A "Witcher" Doll, made with crochet pattern Crafty Intentions Doll. Clothing freehanded. Doll body made with lace weight yarn, two stranded and a 1.75 mm steel hook.

#crochetcreations

Latest make. An imago for a friend during a stressful time. She asked for something that can give her what I call "sosiego."
(It translates as "calm/peace" But that's not how we used that word. It meant a level headed person who could face the world and keep their balance.)

This is going to be so great to have print copy

Your work is exemplery and I am loving KB’s story and your illustrating of it. Together they just spark my mind, I’m simply so impatient for the next panel.

I’m sorry.
You inspire and give joy to so many people, and I love how you spark my imagination.

FlyingFoxDemon, one of the few users of AI generative videos I actually can stand to watch in the last month, has new one out on YouTube. Canadian Defense Force… and in the very very last frames, the geese, some are wearing a red resistance cap! W00t!

What are the consequences of firing so many people in weather related government jobs? My weather app says there is “light drizzle” in Tacoma. My eyes see Snow.

Sequim? (squim!)
Washington state liver, too. (That would be liver, liver, live in).

My present read, “Turkish Letters, by Mary Whortly, 1712.

PEOPLE! I'm glad there are many kinds of people and you are a beautiful kind of people. I share your dances and you do aleviate some of the horror I feel at the world I live in. Take the hearts exrtended to you, and ignore the haters who are so empty.

Picture titled "Shall we do Magic?" A crochet Dragon talks with a Crocheted Bard on a destroyed stair. (Bard and Dragon created using Crafty Intentions patterns.)

CrochetCreations#

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I don't dare.
(Blue Bard from SideQuested online comic)(Both created using Crafty Intentions Patterns)

Picture titled "The Bard and Dragon discuss the possibility of halting erosion.." A crochet Dragon talks with a Crocheted Bard on a destroyed stair. (Bard and Dragon created using Crafty Intentions patterns.)

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So, when I made my second LaceWingedDragon, nobody online asked for it. I decided to take it into the doctor's and see if anybody there fell in love with it... instead, the Dragon suddenly said, "Blue Bard and I are Best Friends Forever, don't you dare split us up."

Picture titled "Sharing History." A crochet Dragon talks with a Crocheted Bard in the wetlands. (Bard and Dragon created using Crafty Intentions patterns.)

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If I had to use the language of skeptical psychologists, I'd say that that pattern, which I have frequently observed is a method of us allowing our artistic side to talk to our logistic side.