I loved it. It’s like trailer for all your work and sorts of in-the-middle-of-things-as-they-happen and incomplete (in the best sense). It creates curiosity and the wanting to find out more. I’m inspired to just make, create, start – which has been my response to your work ever since I started reading your blog in 2005.

everything about this video is delightfully magical…the music, the editing…the narrative…everything. i just love it so.

what a lovely video, i really did love it! x

Thank you, Keri. I’m a photographer and writer and now I’m making books too, and I didn’t realize until almost 2/3 of the way through your movie that I had this giant grin on my face and my cheeks were starting to hurt. Thank you so much, that was so delightful and fun and inspiring.

I was inspired to collage and collect and wander. Beautiful!

this made me smile! and feel hopeful! and want to get out from behind this darn keyboard.
thank you – it’s wonderful.

i’m on board for the movement – would you mind if i placed some ‘touch this’, ‘pick me up’ and ‘look up’ signs while i’m out exploring?

Keri, what a beautiful video! You have been inspiring to me for a long time as an artist and a thinker. I now have a three year old and want to try to keep our use of tv and computers to a minimum. Do you have any tips for applying your main ideas/philosophy in parenting?

Love it!!! Love you’re books too!!!

Hi Keri, thank you for this film, it expresses the one thing I try to articulate daily to myself – that of exploration, reverence in small things, creativity and thankfulness that all this stuff around us just gets on and does what it has to do each day without much help from us. I think that to be aware of these things can go someway to putting one’s life back into perspective. Many, many people need to get back to this kind of bug’s eye perspective of the world, in order for them/it to heal.
Well, my craft practice today will be just that little bit richer for seeing you, thanks again,
thank you x