I drove last night to Cullowhee, North Carolina, to read for the third time to N.C. school teachers attending retreats at the NC Center for the Advancement of Teaching (NCCAT). They are among my favorite crowds because TEACHERS COMPLETELY AND TOTALLY ROCK.
Last night, there were two seminar groups who attended the reading–asking some of the best questions I've ever been asked and laughing and enduring my long rambling story about reading Sam Keen in college and sending a letter to him yesterday like a lovestruck teenager and much more. I wandered into one of the classrooms afterward–a week-long class on visual journals being taught by David Modler and Eric Scott. 
Wow. I immediately wanted to sit down and join the class and make art.
And so, for today's found-art tuesday, the art I found there. How are we documenting and learning from our lives, our days? How can image inform words and words inform image? (I was further excited because we will doing just this kind of visual journaling at our workshop in Italy next fall–creating our own personal "atlas" and geography.) 
(The last photo is of Eric's notes from my talk there)
