Joan Maxwell's busy hands and heart!

Dear Fellows:
This is my response to Barrie Archer's call for OAEA Fellows contributions for the website.
An inspirational song lyric and so much "alone time,"  a sewing machine, and lots of art quilting supplies = the resulting creation (to the left). We all know the healing power of the arts. This has been mine the last nine months! Maybe sharing it will put a smile on someone's face.
Thanks,  Joan


To be humble, to be kind
It is a giving of the peace in your mind
To a stranger, to a friend
To give in such a way that has no end
We are love, we are one
We are how we treat each other when the day is done
We are peace, we are war
We are how we treat each other and nothing more
And to be bold, to be brave
It is the thinking that the heart can still be saved
And the darkness can come quick
The danger's in the anger and in the hanging on to it
We are love, we are one
We are how we treat each other when the day is done
We are peace, we are war
We are how we treat each other and nothing more
And tell me what it is that you see
A world that's full of endless possibilities
And heroes don't look like they used to
They look like you do
We are love, we are one
We are how we treat each other when the day is done
We are peace, we are war
We are how we treat each other and nothing more
We are how we treat each other and nothing more
We are how we treat each other
Source: Musixmatch; Songwriters: Eric Donnely / Tim Warren; Nothing More lyrics © Incognito Street Music, Bywatyr Music

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