I inherited DRIVE from my parents. I have learned laughing out loud, loving completely and appreciating a motorcycle ride. From my family I learn unconditional love. Now I learn to carry on. Of little sleep, I feel the need to fill each day with accomplishment. I have a zest for life and a curiosity to know about anything and everything!
Thursday, May 19, 2011
Wabi Sabi
It's an entire philosophy that I've not studied but maybe I understand: for over a year now I've been learning about centering clay on a wheel that goes round and round--so everything needs to be evenly controlled and symmetrical and even in thickness, etc. Enter wabi sabi which sorta means that things don't have to be exactly correct. So now, instead of centering, you keep things off center and try to manipulate things until you like them. It is way more difficult than I think. To me, wabi sabi means wobbly and not centered, sorta like some things in my life!!