Fostering a new renaissance through creativity, authenticity, spirituality, and art
See my photos here of Ridgefield 245 years after the revolution, with some of the same trees and houses, on a glorious day with leaves popping out and flowers festooning every nook and cranny.
This past month my hikes included daughters and goats!
I’m pleased to report that 17 paintings are hung in the White Silo Winery in Sherman CT for the first three weekends in December.
I love all the color, shape, form and texture. I love the fresh air and paying attention. Being there is good for my soul.
Find something around you today that strikes you as an incredible act of nature. If you are paying attention, you won’t have to look far.
We’ve had many gallons of tomatoes, lots of peppers, both large and small, raspberries, herbs, arugula, zinnia, elephant ears, caladium and dahlias.
Follow me around through the photos on this post as I revel in my local nature.
I can see how these weekly visuals totally effect my art, can’t you?
You are looking here at garlic scapes, zucchini, romaine lettuce, kale, parsley, turnips, kohlrabi, peas, and three different kinds of raspberries.
In these photos you can traipse with me these special paths, and see what drew my attention, in all that verdant expanse.
This glorious library sale is a perfect example of the happy abundance that comes from having more with less.
I enjoyed this sweeping Civil War-era novel that follows the story of three female characters, whose paths become intertwined in the story
Support your farmer’s market for beautiful, fresh, sustainable food. Here are some photo compositions to inspire you.
Traipsing this special place this month, here is what I saw.
I’m happy to be in this art show benefitting New Pond Farm. Check out the video of me too!
