It occurred to me last night that maybe all this knitting and spinning is deeply rooted in a desire to leave something behind that is really tangible. Having no kids, I don't have a true legacy. And sorry, but selling Data Networks and Telecommunications does not offer a legacy leaving proposition.
Making things with my hands. Things I can touch, things that are real. Making things that will potentially outlive me.
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- I found the path, and it's littered with fluffy stuff.
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4 comments:
That's deep. I like to think that the energy we use to create remains within our finished objects.
I think you've hit on one aspect of why making things that one cares about, whatever they might be, can be so fulfilling. Creation, production, fabrication: all feel good.
I like this thought, Miss Knithound B.
a beautiful thought -- i love the idea of a tangible, handmade, heartfelt kind of legacy.
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