While my hands haven’t been covered in mud this week – I have been accepted into Uni to learn some more about clay, ceramics and art.
Had a beautiful lunch with fellow Revolutionary Ceramicos members Cass and Clare and was very lucky to receive one of Cass’s puppies as a Christmas gift. Woot woot

Merry Christmas from Bluey -
My Christmas tree is up and with carols resounding in the background, lights tinkling and a tipple of the cheery stuff I had the pleasure of remembering past trips, friends and family as I put the Christmas ornaments around the tree.
This years additions were six beautiful crosses from Hillgrove House in Ireland http://homepage.eircom.net/~hillgroveporcelain/index.html – beautiful porcelain trinkets and a wonderful big red heart from Lyn Gold Coast Potters www.goldcoastpotters.com and a lovely white heart rememberance of the people of Japan that went through the earthquake earlier this year. I was in Japan when my father died and we had to return to Australia – a day later the earthquake hit Japan and my heart goes out to the poeple who are still coping with the after effects.

On a ceramic note – If you are lucky enough to be able to get to Manly -Check out
The Narrative Knot: stories in ceramics Curator and artists talk, 4 December 2011 Exhibition open 2 December 2011 – 22 January 2012 by: The Australian Ceramics Association
And dont forget to check out – ‘Mud Colony’ – a weekly blog for Clayworkers to show us what their up to in the studio
http://mudcolony.blogspot.com/
Happy Clay days everyone
Debby