My New Easter Poem: Fruitful Bounty
Jesus as the apple of God’s eye/ dripping red from a leafless, two branched tree/ drops, full-orbed and ripe,/ his faithfulness harvested to a quiet tomb
Jesus as the apple of God’s eye/ dripping red from a leafless, two branched tree/ drops, full-orbed and ripe,/ his faithfulness harvested to a quiet tomb
Here, you can see the Easter eggs we dyed today, only a dozen this year. We like to use the wide rubber bands saved from broccoli and leeks to get fancy designs.
Every year for the past 13 years I have given a sermon at our clergy association’s three hour community Good Friday service. I was to discuss Luke 23:1-12 in…
Enjoy these links and videos! The photo is of the Kansas City Library…
We don’t “do” white flour very often, but if you are going to make an exception, this is the way to do it! I highly recommend these melt in your mouth morsels!
I have thought a lot about the power of habits over the years. This book is good and well worth the read in a different way.
I am grateful to have been able to share locally 300 hard copies of this article in the Christian Science Monitor about Healing Newtown.
Team 1009 was challenged this year by underfunding, etc. but enthusiasm for the process ran high and they won the Spirit Award at the Boston Regional.
Yesterday I was delighted to go into the city with a friend to see the Inventing Abstraction show at the MOMA. Here are some highlights in my photos and…
As discussed yesterday, here are the photos I took last fall at Young’s Lobster Pound, in Belfast, Maine. And check out the lobster roll I had.
Paul Trowbridge’s newest painting titled “Dock Workers,” reminded me I had a bunch of photos from last fall I hadn’t yet edited from a scene very similar.
Gorgeous color all lined up, waiting/ on inspiration, cash or diligence/ potential energy, gaping/ on tip toe tender-hooks/ leaning on one another/ in solidarity
This delicate soup is delicious on its own and also terrific as a base ingredient added to all sorts of other things. It is even good in a mug for breakfast!
Happy St. Patrick’s Day! This pea, pesto and arugula soup is good any day, not just perfect for March 17. In the winter this versatile soup is good served…
This book is wonderfully well done and I give it five stars. Georgia O’Keefe had made $1,000,000 by 1929 on her art, and she spent it on these two sparse homes.
Yesterday I posted a clay activity I volunteered for at the Healing Newtown Through the Arts center. I thought you might like to see some of the…