07/29/2026
Many times the best sounds in the studio are the ones where I hear kids saying, “I’ll help you with that,” or “I like what you made,” “you can have some mine” and “you can sit by me”. These kind words and gestures demonstrate that the kids are thinking about other people and they care about their feelings, they matter, they are seen. They are also communicating inclusion, you are part of the group.
Recently, I purchased this beautiful artwork from Kathryn Pannepacker when I saw it displayed at Cane&Rush Woven Seat Repair . I was initially drawn by the image of the chair and the strong patterned background, when I read the title, “I Saved A Chair For You.” ♥️ It reminded me of the kind words of the children, showing that they care how other people feel and that they are included. I knew I had a perfect place for that piece of art.
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