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Rewind several hours to late afternoon, late January, at a Personalized We Tested Positive Ornament, the sky the color lead, wind kicking up with cold fingers that dug under your collar, blew your skirt into an angry tangle around your legs and spit angry flakes of snow that stuck to your windshield like lost moths before vanishing again in the next gust. I knew the storm was coming, everyone in the area knew, it was all over the radio and truckers would talk about, the coming north easter, and “to get somewhere safe and only drive if you have to.” Even the truck stop was talking about closing up until the storm passed, though by the time I pulled out they were still open for business. Why’d I leave? Well I’d been parking there for around two (three?) days at the time, and people were starting to take notice I was lingering, and when that happens it’s usually time to find somewhere else to park for a few days before they decide to notify the police, or the wrong sort of people decide you’re an easy target for carjacking, or worse.  So I, after much deliberation, (given gasoline was in short supply at the time) decided to risk driving a few towns over and taking my chances riding out the storm at a park and ride. (a place where people park their vehicles when car pooling or catching the bus that stopped there twice a day). There was a few possible routes I could take that were on paved roads and heavily traveled highways, but no, being more concerned with fuel than safety I opted for a short cut which in this case amounted to a narrow stretch of dirt road running between two of the townships and would shave several miles off my travel distance and some precious gasoline.

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Monday came and she didn’t drink or eat anything….. I sat at my desk online searching for Personalized We Tested Positive Ornament. Than I felt like I was the worst person in the world. My baby was dying and I wasn’t there. I told my coworkers that I had to leave. When I got home she was exactly where I left her 2 hours before. She was lying on a comforter that we put on the floor on her doggie bed. Her eyes were wide as she saw me come in. She was terrified. I patted her telling her it was OK. If she had to leave me, it was OK. I held her close to me trying not to cry. Within a few minutes, she was gone….. My Meme was 16 years old when she left this world. I had her since she was 3 months old. She was so attuned to my emotions good or bad that it was incredible. A couple of weeks after she passed, we adopted a little female blue pitbull. When I talk to her, she listens very closely. When we laugh, she zooms around in joy. When I cried after learning my mom passed, she came and laid on my lap to comfort me. She has some big paws to fill but I can already tell she is attuned to all of our feelings. Even my big boy TJ who is a Staffordshire. He’s 13 and already showing the dreaded signs of age…. But this puppy is pretty special. She’s not my Meme but she is special in her own way.

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It took one year to complete this fiber piece. It’s a large embellished needlepoint and is Personalized We Tested Positive Ornamentd “ Death of Venus.” It’s difficult to see, but every inch contains glass beads, seed beads, sea pearls, bugle beads, sea shells, and metal beads surrounding an array of mostly vintage jewelry parts and found objects. The yarn is a mixture of contemporary and vintage yarn. The piece was created for a juried craft art show on “Dia de los Muertos” (Day of the Dead). The show was juried by the assistant curator of the Salvadore Dali Museum. I’m proud to say I won Best of Show. The story behind the art: The name of the piece, “The Death of Venus”, is a play off of Botticelli’s “Birth of Venus”.