As Thyself (poem by Sandra Luerssen Hoerner)
Then I knew I loved my neighbor
even better than before,
for now I loved him as myself
and loved myself much more.
Then I knew I loved my neighbor
even better than before,
for now I loved him as myself
and loved myself much more.
I did not design the human mind to figure out the future. That is beyond your capability. I crafted your mind for continual communication with me.
Ironically, being hyper sensitive to both color and light means I also see value contrast everywhere, which is the heart and soul of black and white photography.
Since guests repeatedly ask for this recipe (which by the way I created completely on my own) here it is.
We did not weave the web of life; we are just a strand in it.
Whatever we do to the web, we do to ourselves.
I vote for civility, integrity, diversity, equality, freedom of choice as well as freedom of speech and freedom of religion, fairness, virtue, intelligence, increasingly assertive stewardship of the natural environment, progress, individual health as…
Every year the Connecticut Pastel Society hosts a national show titled Renaissance in Pastel. It is a juried show, and is tough to get in.
Hiking in the Palo Duro Canyon is kind of a pilgrimage for us each time we visit Amarillo. This tiny grand canyon is a delightful surprise in this flat, almost featureless tableland.
Derek and Kelsey’s wedding was beautiful. They seem to bring out the best in each other which is lovely to behold.
In these photos here you can see Derek with his bride Kelsey at their rehearsal dinner, and get a glimpse into Aunt Clara’s remarkable hospitality.
Little did we know that we’d have a front row seat for each sunrise! The ever-changing light was magnificent.