Who's that in the woods???
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All about me...

Favorite Things
I have a special fondness for mountain goats, and i often go and watch them graze along the mountains. When I graduated I was gifted my mothers wool collection that she had gathered from her travels in the mountains for the past ten years, unfortunatly the moths got to it.... they get to a lot of things... THESE MOTHS WILL BE THE DEATH IF MY SWEATERS!!!!
My favorite books of all time are
- The Origin of Consciousness in the Breakdown of the Bicameral Mind: Jaynes, Julian
- Underland: A Deep Time Journey: Macfarlane, Robert
- The Peregrine: Baker, J.A.
- The Silmarillion: Tolkien, J.R.R. edits by Tolkien, Christopher
- The Peregrine: Baker, J.A.

Crafts I Enjoy:
- machine and Handsewing
- mending and darning
- Harvesting and food preservation
- Crabbing
- Embroidery
- Painting
- Beadwork, both fringe and flat
- Leather working
- Formline
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What is Media?
I switched over to a flip phone recently, It's almost incredible how releint our modern life is on cellphones. The level of friction its given me has been very succsecful much to the chagrin of my friends and family who I do not text in a timely manner to. I was using an old old and poor quality digi cam to take photos but my dear friend Zibby gifted me her old camera and its much better quality, so i think ill enjoy that for a while. Email me, book reccomandations, sewing queries, or general thoughts and opionionsUnknown.In.The.Woods@gmail.com
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Book
some of the wonderful media's i enjoy....

The Internal theater of the mind understood as a recent develpment, in the essay Jaynes examines historical texts and archaeological evidence to support his theory. He places the origin of consciousness around the 2nd millennium BC. I disagree with many of the conclusions he arrives at, but I do agree, that given the placicity of the human mind, our myth affects our history just as much as the history effects the myth.
What is obsession and where does it lead you, what is hatred of human and where does it leave you? J.A. Bakers field journal distilled into a short window a glimpse into the bloodstream of another's soul.


