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| Prayer flag hangs in downtown Providence RI |
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| Gil and his peace flag in France |
Here we are, one third of the way through the month of November. Mother Nature has delivered a few surprises in the past week plus including snow and now unseasonably high temperatures. The leaves on the trees outside my studio are a honey color dappled with brown and burnt orange.
Fall is characteristically a bitter sweet time for me. This fall notwithstanding, I approach the conclusion of
"Woven Voices: Messages from the Heart" a project which I launched in December 2007. Over the past 4 years, we have gathered over 2,200 messages of peace and hope that have been read out loud in Market Square Portsmouth, NH. We have woven over 1200 prayer flags total with over 650 of those for the Kickstarter goal. These prayer flags fly worldwide and close to home.
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| prayer flag with portrait of son |
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| prayer flags in Hiroshima Japan at the World Friendship Center |
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| Glacier Park, Two Medicine Lake, Montana |
There is much to celebrate and much to feel proud of. Thanks to each of you for your encouragement, support and effort to build and sustain this project.
The prayer flags are being sent to people and organizations from Africa, to Norway, to New Zealand, to France, to
Japan and to folks close at hand that need to feel our support and love. I plan to fulfill the commitment to deliver some to Ground Zero in the late winter/early spring. I have sent some to the folks in NYC at Occupy Wall Street. The work goes on even as we draw this project to an honorable conclusion.
There are a few hundred messages still to be woven. If you are moved to come to the studio to weave, please let me know. There will not be a designated time/day for weaving, so just let me know what/when is best for you. New weavers are welcome.
Thank you for all your love and support. Blessings and Peace ~ Sarah
