T H E  S T O R Y

there were 80 acres of undeveloped property behind our house when i was growing up.  80 acres of beautiful old oak trees, tall grasses, starthistle, blackberries, deer, coyote, rattlesnakes, & hawks.  my family always referred to it as "the 80 acres."  

as a little girl the woods were a vast space that represented things unknown and mysterious. i was curious, knowing that there was so much to discover just on the opposite side of the barbed-wire fence. 


allison riegel

7 comments:

  1. I love your new blog, Alli - a reflection of the vast a beautiful space within yourself, also unknown and mysterious ... "We cannot do great things on this Earth, only small things with great love." (Mother Theresa) xoxo ki

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  2. This is beautiful Alli. Thank you so much for sharing it with me. See you soon =)

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  3. susan tonkin riegelApril 30, 2010 at 6:28 AM

    it has warmed my heart to see you share the
    beauty, talent and creative spirit that you have so diligently nurtured and developed

    i love you, mom

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  4. now this, is the very beginning. blessings on this beautiful space and the curly ringlets behind the magic.

    i love you poopy!

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  5. hi al,
    just happened to check your blog...i love how
    you integrate all that you love
    you have such flair my dear
    with love, mom

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  6. Dear Alli, such a beautiful balance of heart, head, and stomach ! Thank you for sharing. Please let us know if you happen to be in our neck of the woods.
    Love,
    "Cousin" Joe

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  7. Hey Allison-
    I just love what your doing!
    Your new friend James

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