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Saturday, August 22, 2009

Sharon

Sharon was the first Harley riding lady I met. Now the roads are full of women riders, including me. She was a beautiful free-spirit who loved and laughed and thoroughly enjoyed life. She has fought a battle with breast cancer for many years now, and she won - meaning she is free now. She got her wings on August 12th and now rides with the angels - heaven's angels that is.

I call this piece "meditation". The words say:

"Clear my mind from the troubles of the day and imagine a butterfly on a clear blue day. I am free. Free from pain and worries. I can fly. My wings are blue and purple but not the blue of my bruises but a sun shine blue. I fly to visit places that are in my dreams and I visit you. And I love you and one day you will join me in the clouds."
Meditation


15 comments:

  1. What a beautiful tribute! May she soar in peace with the angels.
    Your work is absolutely beautiful.

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  2. That was so touching Cat. I'm so sorry she's gone. Your tribue is really beautiful, and brought tears to my eyes. My mom had breast cancer 26 years ago. She's fine now, thank goodness. Your stitching just amazes me. Hugs, Paulette

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  3. What a lovely piece, Cat, and a wonderful tribute to your friend. It sounds like you shared a special friendship, and I'm sorry for your loss.

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  4. Oh Cat, this brought tears to my eyes. What a beautiful piece you have written and sewn.
    My heart goes out to you in your loss, yet I admire your spirit of acceptance and peace.
    My thoughts are with you, Cat.

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  5. This is so very beautiful, and so very sad. I'm sorry for your loss.

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  6. Cat your tribute to your "Harley sister" is very beautiful ..may she ride with the wind at her back and the clouds beneath her wheels.
    Peace to Sharon ..comfort to you.
    love and light aNNa

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  7. So young and full of life. How sad. Your piece is beautiful and touching and a wonderful tribute to your friend. Hugs, Cathy

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  8. What a wonderful way to honor this special friend. Thank you for sharing her. She is lovely and will remain in your heart forever.
    Ride with the wind, Mary

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  9. Cat,
    I'm sorry for the loss of your friend. Your stitched portrait of her is very touching.

    RIP, Sharon.

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  10. May she rest in peace now. A beautiful tribute.

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  11. WOW- what an amazing piece. I really like the writing in the background and it subtlety. I recently had a friend go to be with Jesus and I miss her.

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  12. Touched my heat and soul--your tribute--------cottonreel

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  13. my heart sings with your celebration of her life ... and aches for your loss.

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  14. What an absolutely beautiful tribute to your friend... sorry for your loss & may her wings touch you as you fly along the highways... B

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  15. Anonymous11:41 AM

    Wow. This is just fantastic. I hope you get some recognition for your work. It is special.

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