Prayers from A to Z : A Game (by Virginia Hughes)
A fun fill-in-the-blank game of twenty-six ways to pray, and enlightening too!
Month: June 2018
Edgar and Lucy (Book Review)
Given the subject matter and size of this book, most of you won’t read it, but wow, this is a redeeming example of post modern literature, which was especially appreciated by me after reading and abandoning several others recently.
Elke Trittel (Featured Artist)
From Germany, this artist works in acrylic and collage, and I love her whimsical, creative creatures and her bold use of texture and color.
Quotes About the Unreality of Matter
This list of quotes looks deeply beyond what appears to be to what is real instead.
New Sgraffito Pottery Just Out of the Kiln
All but the first one below are available for purchase; let me know if you are interested.
A Visit to the Isabella Gardner Museum
You do feel like you’ve stepped back in time here, and with modern Boston bustling beyond the walls, this place does slow you down to the pace of a previous era.
Annual Meeting 2018
Here are my snippets of notes from a weekend in Boston for Annual Meeting, which was full of superb thinking and wonderful people.
Friends’ Show At Maple and Main This Month
Check out Ann Merriam and Denise Casey’s show at Maple and Main in Cheshire Connecticut through June.
Grace Notes #13 (with Photos)
Now I am furthering my ongoing goal of appreciating such a continuous, overflowing abundance of random good.
Iris in Our Yard (Photos)
I love this time of year in our yard! These iris are not only beautiful, but smell so terrific!
Effulgence’s Advance (New Poem by Polly Castor)
Clearly, darkness never had a chance
Given blazing effulgence’s habitual advance.