a sad moment in our history....

I do not know what to say except it is with a heavy heart that I am thinking and praying for the families of those killed and wounded today ...where...in an innocent movie theater.   The news has been filled with anguish and there will be many sleepless nights filled with loss and too numerous tears to begin to count.  I am not sure what we can do to heal and prevent these senseless shootings.  I can only hug my family closer to my heart and recognize how fragile our life here on earth is.

I went down to the studio and continued my organizational attack on my supplies.  I did take some pictures of the chaos...maybe I should be ashamed but I know I am on the right track to get it all labeled and ready to use at a moments notice.  Ken and I had a quick lunch and then walked over to the Works Gallery to see the Grand students of some of the best and well known glass artists here in the USA.  The future is sparkling when I take time to examine the latest works of these young and daring young men and women.  I am posting some quick photos that will also include some the youngest glass artists who were participating in the Works Art Camp.  Our studio manager Larry Tuber is going to be very busy for the next couple of days. 

I love visiting with Henry and his cousin!!!

Have a wonderful weekend and remember to touch and hug those that you dearly love!  Imagine and LIVE in Peace,  Mary Helen Fernandez Stewart

I am down to sorting my multitude of alphabets. Well the buttons and beads are next while I have to make a decision what vessels that will allow me to see the collections and have them right at hand.  I am working on a special design wall hanging for The Works Fall fund raiser!  I never really seem to have to worry about "What's Next????"


Tomorrow Ken and I will make an affordable selection of storage cabinets for my collections...I still have to decided doors or no doors!  Yikes this is a big JOB!!!!