Betty's Philosophies

 

   
 
This is how Mom viewed The Weaver's Cottage (a house my father built on land Mom bought when she was barely 20 and supporting her family): What I Want Weaver's Cottage to be -- Express yourself --Tell me who you are and what you want --How you feel and what you have to say. But do it in a subtle way with your particular form of art or craft. Let it be as gentle as you are - As strong and tough as you are - As sad - and -as happy as you are. Let it cry for you - Bubble over with laughter - but - Do it because it is so good to be alive and free and able -- To Express Yourself. -- 1970 Betty Rush I know you believe you understand what you think I said, But I am not sure you realize that what you heard is not what I meant. I wish I were, What I was, When I wanted to be -- What I am now! Are you a Man ... or a (mouse). Old knitting credo: A stitch in time -- saves! Family motto: Just because you're paranoid doesn't mean they're not out to get you. This hung on the side of our refrigerator for many years until Mom took it over to the Weaver's Cottage.
  
   

 

(Return to Betty Rush page)

   Mom did not write all the philosophies she subscribed to, but she is the one who wrote them (or stitched them) down...


    OUr picture software makes creating a thumbnail gallery fast and easy