December 30

( Tahshi Deleh, gentle beautiful one! Kehrahng kusu debo yinpeh? Speaking of inspiration for us, when I was looking at our gift from the Tenger I noticed that the stream has been depositing a lot of sediment in mounds which are sort of neat to look at . They're good to study for mountains and certainly would be awesome patterns for your loom! The pictures aren't always simple to take but two as one though we'll get some good pictures and drawings! I continued to work in our studio on our a land of Tibet. I'm looking now at the region south of Mount Kailas. I've gotten it sort of backwards in that usually I bring us the poem and then we look over the notes together. It's taking awhile to get all the information about the lakes and a lot of the notes in our Footprint Tibet book seem to be rather short so let's wait a bit on those. I've been reading a bit from our Tibetan language book although not quite as much as I'd like. There are actually a few Tibetan monasteries not terribly far from the studio I believe. We could try speaking there perhaps when we've practiced enough! I'll put this up for now so we can rest.


	Through My Eyes Tuesday December 30 * The field on the way to the studio.( Aren't those patterns awesome? I worked on our a land of Tibet.) I promise to add more tomorrow... ( please click here to read of the day with me! ) courtesy of A Luminous Diamond (Bright) Crystal Show productions. Through my eyes ( Tahshi Deleh, gentle beautiful one! Kehrahng kusu debo yinpeh? Speaking of inspiration for us, when I was looking at our gift from the Tenger I noticed that the stream has been depositing a lot of sediment in mounds which are sort of neat to look at . They're good to study for mountains and certainly would be awesome patterns for your loom! The pictures aren't always simple to take but two as one though we'll get some good pictures and drawings! I continued to work in our studio on our a land of Tibet. I'm looking now at the region south of Mount Kailas. I've gotten it sort of backwards in that usually I bring us the poem and then we look over the notes together. It's taking awhile to get all the information about the lakes and a lot of the notes in our Footprint Tibet book seem to be rather short so let's wait a bit on those. I've been reading a bit from our Tibetan language book although not quite as much as I'd like. There are actually a few Tibetan monasteries not terribly far from the studio I believe. We could try speaking there perhaps when we've practiced enough! I'll put this up for now so we can rest. And so, as always we'll continue two as one on to tomorrow my one gentle beautiful patient dream bright long dark mane in sunlight so for now I bid goodnight...Simjah Nahngo!) ( please see my spinning for you)