Grace Notes #61
My hope is that this practice will make me and you more aware of the constant flow of amazing good we are perpetually steeped in, which we are surrounded by all the time.
My hope is that this practice will make me and you more aware of the constant flow of amazing good we are perpetually steeped in, which we are surrounded by all the time.
In this post are my favorites from the Connecticut Women Artists Member Gallery for 2026. I enjoy being part of this talented and diverse group of artists.
Lately, I’ve been writing the action items– the imperatives– I need to do in the right hand column, with everything else on the left hand side. I am really loving paying attention to this distinction, as well as focusing on implementing those injunctions.
This is inexpensive, low calorie (41 calories a bowl), healthy, and surprisingly good. I was skeptical, but now I’m a believer, and for a bonus, the soup only get better as leftovers. It takes a little time simmering, but is not difficult to do.
I love using my artist journals to try new ideas, but frankly they are also great for mental health. Are you playing in one yet?
Don’t despair. Be more conscious and aware. Move carefully, cautiously.
Lean on each other…
Create your reign of unity now- Your one desire then acts with ours, as in all light, so in all forms.
Enjoy all this beauty, creativity, and heart shared in this post, focusing on fiber, mixed media, nature, and abstraction.
I enjoyed this book about the friendship that grows between four smart, strong women, who are assigned to lived together in their first year of Oxford in 1920.
Success is failure turned inside out. And you can never tell how close you are It may be near when it seems so far.
You are cherished, appreciated, and loved. I am grateful you exist and that we share time and eternity. May you be happy, feel fabulous, and know you are the absolute best!
Here’s to another wonderful orbit around the sun together. May every perfect blessing be yours now and always.
I loved these sinuous roots over the rocks in the Cathedral Woods on Monhegan and I have seen them in many different types of light
Outside the buzz, clatter and clang of your daily demands, find time to commune in magnificent space. When you realize that enduring space is always with you, and that the essential nature of your mind/heart is boundless,
This a work of historical fiction about a woman who is the director of a “group home for negro boys” in Alabama during the Vietnam years.
I always appreciate a female character owning her own intrinsic worth, and forging ahead regardless of impediments society (or life) puts in her way.
I’m so grateful to be circling the sun with all of you. Thank you to the many well wishers on social media, through the mail, and via text. Let’s have another terrific year together!