I’ve always known that I want my pottery to live in homes that reflect values similar to my own.
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I’ve always known that I want my pottery to live in homes that reflect values similar to my own. I once had a bunch of ppl sign up for my newsletter after a “Southern Living” feature and watched many of those ppl unsubscribe after my emails mentioning BLM, immigration, houselessness, reproductive rights and other “political”issues. That is just fine with me. All of this to say, I’m very happy to have found an audience and community here. 1/2
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I’ve always known that I want my pottery to live in homes that reflect values similar to my own. I once had a bunch of ppl sign up for my newsletter after a “Southern Living” feature and watched many of those ppl unsubscribe after my emails mentioning BLM, immigration, houselessness, reproductive rights and other “political”issues. That is just fine with me. All of this to say, I’m very happy to have found an audience and community here. 1/2
A local guy who found me on Mastodon just came by to pick up his ollas. We chatted about growing food in this challenging climate, the tragedy of Space X littering our skies with garbage and I sent him off with some papayas from our yard. We live in Florida, albeit in somewhat of a blue bubble, so connecting with likeminded ppl feels more significant than when I lived in more liberal places. I just wanted to express gratitude for this space and for the potential it offers. 2/2
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