Bits and Clips for February 2020
I hope you find something in these links and many memes that is thought provoking, inspirational, educational, funny, helpful, or interesting:
Month: February 2020
Balmy February Hike at Huntington (Photos)
I’ll probably use these as photo references for paintings, but I also enjoy them all on their own.
Madame Secretary (Movie Review)
I can’t recommend this show enough as a soothing balm in these cynical times.
Lemony Greek Soup (Recipe)
Avgolemono is a Greek Chicken Soup that is usually made with orzo. I traded out here the chicken for tilapia, chicken bone broth for vegetable stock, and orzo for cauliflower rice.
In Utero (New Abstract Painting in Pastel)
Contemplating a baby in the womb and their integrated relationship with the mother…
Half Drowned King (Book Review)
It was a special pleasure to read well done historical fiction of such a different time period. I give this one four stars.
Two New Abstract Painting Experiments
Here are the results of me recently trying some new things on black paper.
Hike At Putnam Park (Compositional Photo References)
I saw abstract compositions everywhere on this unseasonably warm hike.
I Gave My Talk on the Spiritual Roots of Abstraction
Last night’s talk went well but now I have new ideas!
Breathing Space to Burn Bright (New Poem by Polly Castor)
We need space and margin in our lives to live burning with purpose.
Recent Bible Lesson Journal Study Pages
I have found writing down what I’m are working on spiritually is a helpful practice. It may be helpful to you too.
The Good News (Poem by Thich Nhat Hanh)
The good news is up to us to publish, so lets get on with it.
A Valentines”s Day Dinner Party (New Poem by Polly Castor)
A good time was had by all. Hospitality is a beautiful thing to exercise.
Listen to Trees (Herman Hesse quote)
Ponder trees. Learn their lessons. Feel their spirit. Emulate them.
Valentine’s Flowers For You Today
Happy Valentine’s Day! Thank you for being you and being in my life!