Bits and Clips March 2019
I hope you find in the links and many memes below something that educates, inspires, motivates, or interests you!
I hope you find in the links and many memes below something that educates, inspires, motivates, or interests you!
“What people don’t realize is how much religion costs. They think faith is a big electric blanket…
This frittata is absolutely delicious. Give it a try! You’ll be so glad you did. It will become a favorite.
Droplets in free fall
spilling over the edge,
released from the pack, plunging
tear-shaped and suddenly isolated,
not in control at all.
In this post you can see some of her work, as well as a few photos from the demo she did for us last Saturday.
…as surely as darkness is impossible where light is, just that surely evil is not to be found where God is…
This book is by turns hilarious and heartwarming. I both laughed out loud and teared up. It is all over the lot and swings from grocery store shopping and potty training to forgiveness and sanctuary.
A Light exists in Spring
Not present on the year
At any other period –
When March is scarcely here
The Zahn Gallery at the Middlesex Hospital here in Connecticut has mounted a beautiful pastel show and I am proud that my painting Starlit Lagoon is included in it.
Things are beginning to sprout, the air is milder, the light more diffused, the birds with their feathers and song are returning, and soon there will be peepers. How to capture all this joy and hope and relief and refreshment and rebirth?
So many parts of this book glowed with insight and authenticity, I can’t help still giving it five stars. This author is a natural treasure.
Here are the non-orchid photos I took while in the green house at the New York Botanical Gardens. Such a lush setting to visit on a chilly day in March!
I’m teaching a two day workshop for the Connecticut Pastel Society titled Adventures in Abstraction in Southington, Connecticut on April 13th and 14th.
Let this Christ be in you that was also in Jesus. Let this presence be palpable and practical in your everyday experience.
Too soon I take her back
and oh my gosh
next time I see her
she’ll be graduating!
Then what?