Monthly Archives: December 2007

Courage

Posted on December 30, 2007 by Lynne Yamaguchi

This post falls under the “and more” subject of this blog (“A weblog about woodturning, artmaking, and more”). I like to think myself courageous in the face of any challenge, but I’ve recently had to learn a new kind of … Continue reading →

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Art, beauty, truth, language

Posted on December 30, 2007 by Lynne Yamaguchi

I continually revisit questions about the nature of art and artmaking, and I’ve been pondering them a lot lately. Although I do embrace what Mary Oliver says in her poem “The Swan” (see my post for July 31) and although … Continue reading →

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I’m back . . .

Posted on December 17, 2007 by Lynne Yamaguchi

So many changes have happened over the last four months. I’m comfortably installed in my new studio. And now I have a brand-new lathe for my new studio, a Jet 1642, with a 2-hp, 230-v, reversible motor and a 16″ … Continue reading →

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