The Abundance (Book Review with Quotes)
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.
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?
What a delight it was to capture photos of these beautiful orchids to share them with you!
Do not believe in anything simply because you have heard it. Do not believe in anything simply because it is spoken and rumored by many. Do not believe in anything simply because it is found written in your religious books…
This delightfully different salad is light and bright– perfect for winter!
I really want to take hold of what I’m writing about here, until it transforms my thinking about my body in routinely practical ways.
We’ve all experienced this. We are buzzing along just fine, and then just before a fork in the road, we get all confused and flummoxed about which way to go, and nothing seems clear, and we’ve got to decide, but there so much conflicting stuff going on, and… That’s what I painted in this new abstract conceptualist piece called Conundrum.
I loved this book and want to encourage everyone to read it. It presents a simple but ultra powerful practice that can make all the difference in your life. It can jumpstart your spiritual progress. I give it 5 stars.
Now I am furthering my ongoing goal of appreciating such a continuous, overflowing abundance of random good.
Taking photos
early Monday morning
either out windows or from
our front porch as I gape
in my slippers at the magical
snow clad landscape…
I helped hang this beautiful Connecticut Pastel Society Show last week, and unfortunately missed the opening on Saturday due to it being snowed out. Fortunately, however, I got these photos while we hung the show!
This makes a terrific make-ahead meal that comes together in a flash when you are ready to serve it.