Grace Notes #4
My hope is that this practice will make us 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 us more aware of the constant flow of amazing good we are perpetually steeped in, which we are surrounded by all the time.
This book is about the “Bloomsbury Group,” which I didn’t know much about before, even though I had heard of most of the characters involved, and just didn’t know that they were connected.
Happy St. Patrick’s Day! Here are some recipes for green food from this blog for you to enjoy today:
Today VW buys back our 2012 Jetta TDI because they cheated on the emissions and designed the car to appear to pass emissions tests instead of actually doing it.
Last week was our daughter’s spring break from college, but she stayed on campus with some other ceramics students to build a wood-fired kiln. It was a week of long, laborious days,
Here are the photos I took in New York City last week featuring architecture, light, and reflections…
Glide instead of trudge. Work out from perfection instead of up to it. Enjoy the refreshing breeze of unselfed accomplishment. Thrive in a joyous friendship and collaboration with the divine. Keep your solidarity with the most high kindled in every detail of your work.
I spent a lovely couple days last week with blog reader Hallie in New York City. We had fun romping around, and it was a great way to…
This is a delicious, easy alternative to traditional tuna salad.
This most recent concept piece of mine was done for a collaboration between the Cultural Alliance of Western Connecticut and the Women’s Center in Danbury…
Mary Baker Eddy quote with paintings of women by Richard Burlet…
Success is not defined by the opinions of others, not measured by wealth, power, or fame…
I was delighted to get a merit award in this lovely Connecticut Pastel Society show going on this month at the Southington Community Cultural Arts Center.
This is an absolutely wonderful book. It is part memoir, part a book about design and creativity, part humor and pure brilliance. I give it 5 stars.
Do you bow your head when you pray or do you look
up into that blue space?
My husband raved about this. Maybe it was the butter talking or the novelty of serving a different type of protein, but I agree, it was a delicious success.