Visiting Our Daughter and Lehigh University Campus (Photos)
I finally saw the Lehigh University campus where our daughter is a first year PhD student. It is lovely!
I finally saw the Lehigh University campus where our daughter is a first year PhD student. It is lovely!
We are so grateful she has such a nice place to be, and are excited for her as she starts this new adventure.
We are so proud of our younger daughter who graduated with honors and a special medal of distinction today from Juniata College.
Yesterday we got to see our youngest daughter’s senior capstone ceramics in the college’s museum.
We are proud of her hard, focused work in her undergraduate degree, and congratulate her on making this decision to further her education.
Blog readers have enjoyed watching her ceramics prowess evolve, and this post is the next in that series.
Yesterday, I drove our daughter back to school after spring break, and got to see the beginnings of the goblet and tumbler series she is working on in the ceramic’s studio.
The sheer quantity and quality of what our daughter has accomplished in a two and a half months in her college pottery class is staggering.
The apartment is owned by the campus itself, complete with campus furniture and a full kitchen. It is quite charming, in good shape, very convenient to class, and our daughter is looking forward to cooking for herself instead of eating in the dining hall.
The first one below she gave me for Mother’s Day, and I am delighted with it.
Last week, St. John’s College in Annapolis, MD, where our older daughter got her undergraduate degree, put out a really nice article about her.
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,
We had a whopping, great conversation the whole way, and I can’t be grateful enough that we can talk so well about a huge range of meaningful stuff.
Many of you wanted to see what her colossal effort looked like glazed, so here they are, before they were packed up for the fundraiser.
Our daughter is making 150 bowls for an “Empty Bowls” project; they will be sold to individuals and filled with soup at a dinner to benefit local hunger relief charities.
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There is great inspirational fodder here for collage artists, don’t you agree?