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October 14, 2017 / Grace Lucille

I’m the wound that never goes away,
the scar where humanity was cut from the side of the divine
and has been blindly searching for home ever since.

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I only got a few pictures during the Fair and this is one of them, hahaha. I can't believe all 4(5!) of us went all three days. The kids did really great, even with all the excitement and no naps. I'm really impressed. I endured my share of aches and pains thanks to 3rd trimester pregnancy, but it was still fun. By Sunday I was pretty exhausted though, hahahaha. #commongroundfair

We are crazy all-3-days Common Ground Fair attendees. Trying to prepare all the food and everything else that needs to get done for the next 3 days is pretty tiring, and I was already tired! Let's hope my very pregnant self with 2 kids can handle it, hahahaha. But I'm sooo excited! It's my favorite event of the year!!!

Made a new piece (left). #macrame

It's impossible to get a good picture because of the lighting, but I love seeing my happy plants in the morning light while I make breakfast. Plus, I just washed the outside of the window for the first time and it looks awesome, haha #houseplants #africanviolet #aloe

I recently unpacked my great-grandmother's Currier & Ives dishes. I love the teapot, but obviously, have no practical use for it. It looked cute on my kitchen windowsill with all my plants and I was inspired to pot an African Violet in it. I love how it looks! #africanviolet #currierandives #houseplants #vintagedecor

@cindyssunflowers took some adorable photos of me in her sunflower fields! #sunflowers #maternityphotography #babybump

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