One Way To Nurse Twins

So many blog subjects, so little time ~ but we just couldn’t wait to reveal this preview for an upcoming post because it just makes us smile, and we hope it does you as well… Onward!!

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As an expression of my love of the processes and transformative power of creating art I have enjoyed teaching and sharing my knowledge with young and old. Over the years I have trained myself to teach other artists and aim to inspire others to discover the creativity innate in themselves. I am a practicing artist who has expanded my art making beyond the studio into participatory engagement with different people in different settings. I lead young people and adults in creative experiences that deepen their understanding and engagement with the world around them and with their own creative fire. I create my own unique Place-Based art – translating my flashes of wonder and impressions of a place onto the printed page through the laborious and time-consuming ancient technique of relief printing. Follow me on twit, insta, facecrack... twitter: @ArtTabulaRasa instagram: art_tabula_rasa facebook: Tabula Rasa Studio tabularasa.gallery

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Greetings,

Unfortunately the video did not play. However the photo of the nursing mom is a wonder, regardless of the species.

Sarah’s little pug just had 7 puppies and Olive is a real tiger. If one of the larger dogs comes anywhere near she attacks them even though they are 5 times her size. That instinct, that drive to protect one’s own is deep in out DNA. It is so obvious that we all have cellular secrets, many of which we have no idea of having and some days I wonder what they are.

Thanks for sharing.

Ray

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Raymond Johnson says:

January 31, 2015 at 6:02 pm

Greetings,

Unfortunately the video did not play. However the photo of the nursing mom is a wonder, regardless of the species.

Sarah’s little pug just had 7 puppies and Olive is a real tiger. If one of the larger dogs comes anywhere near she attacks them even though they are 5 times her size. That instinct, that drive to protect one’s own is deep in out DNA. It is so obvious that we all have cellular secrets, many of which we have no idea of having and some days I wonder what they are.

Thanks for sharing.

Ray