Author Archives: an ordinary woman

National Indigenous Art Fair

Dance can tell stories in the same way that language does & carry meaning about place, family, laws & shared history. Women often appear in indigenous storytelling as universally respected & important.

I also love seeing children included. It’s not just about performing. They get to be involved from the beginning: watching, participating in small steps & being treated as apprentices, so that the tradition is kept alive by understanding both the movement & the context.

Dance from the National Indigenous Art Fair in Sydney NSW
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Things

Little things that you put together to a small still life make a big difference.

Credit: @jzx6070 | Pinterest
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Built-in

The built-in bed frame is appealing as it adds color to the bedroom, frames the bed & adds additional useful functions with space for decor, storage & bed lighting.

Credit: home and garden
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Tasteful

First and foremost, a black facade is striking, especially on a cottage-like house. Painted colourful plants & flowers on one side of the wall attract the eye & enhance the flowerbed & entrance. Tastefully done.

Credit: @vincehargreaves | Pinterest
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15 years today ⭐️

I registered on WordPress.com 15 years ago, today. Time really flies, especially when you look back.

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