Creative Arts Camp: the Setting
Creative Arts Camp meets here at Camp Newfound, a beautiful camp for Christian Scientists on the shores of Long Lake in Maine. It is truly a lovely, inspiring…
Creative Arts Camp meets here at Camp Newfound, a beautiful camp for Christian Scientists on the shores of Long Lake in Maine. It is truly a lovely, inspiring…
This novel utilizes hypothetical “red book” entries to introduce characters returning to Harvard for their 20th reunion. The whole book takes place during…
This barn is on the road between Penobscot and Blue Hill in Maine. Even peeling paint can be fascinating!
Here is the watercolor I did from the Schoodic Peninsula looking out over Winter Harbor. What a wonderful afternoon I spent painting it!
I’m pleased with this new oil painting of mine titled “What It Takes to Grow.” I painted it on the dock…
Visiting this beach in Castine at sunset is a pilgrimage for us every year we come to the cabin… In these photos you’ll see why. We’ve never had a bad sunset from here!
It is so nice to be back here again! We woke up at dawn, delighted to see this view of Penobscot Bay once again, with the tide out and the light honey-hued…
I am headed off today for two weeks in Maine! The first week my youngest daughter and I will return to a tiny cottage we’ve been to before on Penobscot Bay.
I found myself liking this book by the end. It is a rather droll telling of building a house in the Wyoming prairie, by an author who loves books and after…
This is David, the gardener at New Pond Farm growing our CSA food, and our youngest daughter’s boss.
Today we dropped our son Andrew off at Swarthmore College to start as a freshman. His roommate is an Econ/Finance major from Mississippi. Swarthmore has a…
Our son turns 18 today and goes to college tomorrow to start his Freshman year. It is sobering to think he is now registered for the draft and that at this age my dad was enlisted in World War II.
I was fascinated with the many moods of this water. These photos were all taken in close proximity over a very short period of time…
I’ve been loving my side porch. It’s nothing fancy; it is small and a bit crowded, with hand-me-down furniture, and the ongoing collection of recycling, but…