Parents Hut Willow Tree Our Gift, New Parents Figurine, Susan Lordi 26181

Willow Tree Our Gift, New Parents Figurine, Susan Lordi 26181

  • From Susan Lordi
  • Our bright, joyful gift
  • Use alone or in a family/friend grouping
Willow Tree Our Gift, New Parents Figurine by Susan Lordi. 8.5" high. Resin. Gift boxed. Man and woman figurine holding an infant. "Our bright, joyful gift" Since 2000, Susan Lordi has been creating these figurative sculptures that speak in quiet ways of deep emotion and inspiration. Artist Susan Lordi carves each original sculpture, then pieces are cast from her original carving in resin and individually painted by hand. Expression is conveyed by gestures only - a tilt of the head, a turn of t

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William Elliott Whitmore concert at Daytrotter Studio on 28 May 09


When William Elliott Whitmore asks for a shot of whiskey while in mid-set, he gets a full bottle, sometimes two bottles from the locals, many of whom consider him the down river fishing buddy that they’d overwhelmingly choose to drink to the point of oblivion with, even with their best friend since grade school standing right there with them. He is a man who is somehow the antithesis of a buddy – a charming, always lending you a smoke, always topping you off with whatever’s left in the pitcher, always buying the next round, always looking you in the eye with the glint of someone who authentically gives a damn about everyone. It’s impossible not to like the Iowa boy, the tattooed and charred through man from Lee County who dips into the flames of hell to pull out songs that are lyrically stained with chest-busting worries about damnation and the painful and confusing throes that a man goes through just in trying to live the kind of life that would make their grandfathers proud. It’s without any sort of stretch to say that Whitmore is a good old boy, who is loyal to family and to the friends that he’s kept the longest, but he’s also quickly affectionate to those passerby just coming down the path, inviting them into his cabin for a glass of cool refreshment, a homemade meal of venison and potatoes and cobbler and then provides you with a comfortable place to lie your head for the night. He’s as righteous and caring of a person as you’ll ever find, concerning himself with staying true to the soil and to the virtues that were stuffed into him by his late parents and his extended family members. These are the people that he’s found that he can stick by and they’re the people who stick by him when the hard times start to beat down the doors and shake the hangings from the walls, the plates in the cupboards. His bogeymen are the lawmen, the bill collectors, the tax men and anyone wearing a suit and tie in the middle of the country fields where he’s long found all of the el

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