Fostering a new renaissance through creativity, authenticity, spirituality, and art
A week ago I posted a sad poem about so many Jane Does as a response to the appalling news of the Cornell 7 gang rape of an unconscious girl. All week I have thought it was an insufficient response. Since then, I’ve seen more useful content that is worth sharing, and I didn’t want … Read more
Every child should know a hill, And the clean joy of running down its long slope With the wind in his hair. He should know a tree— The comfort of its cool lap of shade, And the supple strength of its arms Balancing him between earth and sky So he is a creature of both. … Read more
I am so very grateful for this gift that keeps on giving. Festooned with so many ribbons…
Be patient with both them and yourself, taking blame fully out of the equation.
How to overcome a creative slump, grief of a parent’s passing, advice for college freshmen, fires starters…
We are all so very delighted by this new opportunity and this improvement in her local environment.
Those of you looking for great board books, those in this post are wonderful suggestions.
If you actually do what she says here you will have some epiphanies and will make progress in your life and in your relationship with yourself.
Normally I let a few social issue memes filter into our monthly feast of bits and clips, but this month I didn’t want to weigh down perfectly beautiful paintings and poems by others because of this mess that is America right now. In case you are new here, I am pro-choice and in favor of … Read more
To call it spring break is a misnomer, for we all worked all week, but we got to be together for meals, and our youngest daughter and I got in a couple hikes in warmer temperatures, as well as played bananagrams after dinner.
I believe that one of the most deeply human, and humane, of these faculties is the power of imagination…
