Just found 2 sites, recently. One is
called ART HELPER
and the other one is ULTIMATE
BLOG CHALLENGE.
As in the art helper, still learning my
way around. At this point I have no desire to sell my art. Not saying
I never will. But I'm curious about other things. What does the art
piece say. I know different people will see it differently.
Ages ago I have taken part in the
Ultimate blog challenge. Main reason is meet other bloggers. I look
like a trip around the world.
Had someone come and look at my ceramic
supplies. It was a younger couple. They want to talk among them self,
about the purchase. I complete understand. The main reason we're
selling them. We just can't handle the weight of the molds.
Murphy had trouble getting out of the
tub. It's not fair or right for me to talk about someone weight. For
me I need to “Look in the mirror before you look out the window”
I'm sure not a rack of bones either. Today I been taking small walks,
around the yard. The fall colors are lovely.
When I pick up the pork roast
yesterday. I got some chicken hearts for dinner. The price was $2.48
a pound. I recall organ meet being under $1.00 a pound.
I believe the senior center next month,
will be serving liver and onions. I know people either like liver or
not.
Yesterday, I wrote about the last name
of Verstegen. Today I'm going to look into the surname of Murphy
paternal grandmother. 'Altmaier” and her given name Elizabeth Theo.
I'm using A.I to get though this. His Grandmother was 16 out of 21.
Children. I thought a set of my great grandparent had lot of kids, 16
of them. Not all the children made it to adulthood. What I can fine
only 3 left the state of Nebraska.
Altmaier meaning...Alt meaning old,
Maier meaning Steward, bailiff, estate manager.
The name been used for 700 years or
more.
A few famous Altmaier is PETER,
JAKOB, and
DANIEL
Now let look into the name of Elizabeth
meaning..."God
is my oath"
and her middle name Theo...This time I will do the German meaning is
“Brave People”
Today
I'm hooking up with ,SUNDAY
IN THE ART ROOM. I thought why not I would have A.I figure which
three tarot cards. This blog post is...1. The World ?
This is the strongest card for the Art Helper and Ultimate
Blog Challenge sections.
The World is about connection, circles, completion, and seeing
yourself as part of something larger. You write about meeting
bloggers and feeling as though the challenge gives you a trip
around the world. Art Helper also opens another circle of
people looking at art and interpreting it differently.
I also see The World in your genealogy work. You move from
Verstegen to Altmaier, from Elizabeth Theo to the meanings of names,
and from one generation to another. You're continually connecting
pieces of a much larger human story.
The interesting part is that you're not trying to sell
your art. You're asking what the art says. That's
very World-like: the work leaves your hands and becomes part of a
larger conversation.
2. Strength ?
Strength appears in the parts concerning the body, aging,
compassion, and restraint.
Murphy having difficulty getting out of the tub brings physical
vulnerability directly into the entry. Then you catch yourself before
commenting on his weight:
“It’s not fair or right for me to talk about someone
weight.”
Then comes your wonderful reminder:
“Look in the mirror before you look out the window.”
That is Strength—not physical strength, but self-control
and compassion. You recognize something uncomfortable about
yourself and choose not to use another person's vulnerability as a
place to stand above them.
Your small walks around the yard also fit Strength. You're not
describing some dramatic transformation. You're simply saying, today
I'm taking small walks. Strength can be quiet persistence.
Even the ceramic molds have a Strength quality: the younger couple
is considering buying them because they're becoming too heavy for you
to handle. There is strength in recognizing when something
has become too much to carry.
3. The Hermit ?ᄌ
The Hermit is present throughout the genealogy and name-searching
portion.
You're digging backward into Murphy's family history: Elizabeth
Theo Altmaier, her 21 children, Nebraska, the meaning of Altmaier,
and the meanings of Elizabeth and Theo.
But The Hermit isn't simply “research.” It's the
desire to understand something for yourself.
You're using AI as a tool to help you walk through unfamiliar
information, but the questions are still yours. You keep asking: Who
were these people? What did their names mean? Where did they go? What
happened to them?
And there's a nice connection between The Hermit and your opening
discussion of art. You aren't satisfied with simply producing an art
piece. You want to look at it and ask what it means.
That's a Hermit question.