Monhegan 2026: Friends and Food (Photos)
In this post, you can see our meals together and the loving supportive atmosphere we share with each other.
In this post, you can see our meals together and the loving supportive atmosphere we share with each other.
This is my fifth year cooking for this retreat, and participants are both helpful and appreciative.
Our time flew by so fast, but was cherished by all as both community building and resuscitating in many ways. So grateful for this group!
We should not hide our light under the bushel, where it will suffocate and go out. We are not protecting it there. The safest place for your light is on a candlestick where it thrives in lots of oxygen,
You long time blog readers know I adore Creative Arts Camp on the shores of Long Lake in Maine. I’ve gone consecutively every end of August for 19 years…
This painting is of early spring in Huntington, in a different color way that makes it look like out of a fairy tale.
Commemoration of Yom HaShoah (Holocaust observance) matters because it forces Jews and Christians alike to confront what happens when hatred is allowed to grow unchecked and when human being stop seeing one another as bearers of dignity.
Everyone enjoyed being together so much that we sat at that brunch table for five hours, but it felt like only two. So grateful.
Here are some competition painting that I enjoyed this year. Which one is your favorite?
I am so very grateful to the Meetinghouse for hosting the show, and for all those that made the effort to come. Your interest and support are really appreciated!
Those of you new to this site may not know that it is crowd funded.
I’m excited for my new One Woman Show to open tomorrow, and I have my husband to thank for it, because it wouldn’t have happened without him.
Seven of us arrived in the rain, looking forward to painting for a few days.