Filling in the blanksIt's long due that the March page gets done. I started working on it today, at last. It's not as blank as the title indicates. Chequered in various blue fabrics it reminds of a crossword puzzle. Some fill-out forms can make one extremely puzzled, to say the least.A completely blank, white piece of paper can be quite threatening. A pencil in hand and the first mark can take a lot of courage because once it's there, there's no turning back. It's very much the same with a piece of fabric. The first cut is a point of no return. It cannot be mended. The project can also take on a will of its own, telling the maker what happens next. It becomes a flow of actualized ideas taking on a bodily form. Posted by Ólöf I. Davíðsdóttir 18:44 . . .
