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Write it Large – from the quote box
Anything you cannot relinquish when it has outlived its usefulness possesses you, and in this materialistic age a great many of us are possessed by our possessions. — Peace Pilgrim Continue reading
Posted in Do the Work, From the Quote Box, life around us, note to self
Tagged notetosel, quote
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Incoming amazingly spot-on postcard!
How about this for a great coincidence? Maybe the sender keeps up with my blog but the postcard image is one of four VanGogh’s currently at the Met in a special exhibit and the words on the back fit into … Continue reading
Posted in Art in the world, Do the Work, postcard poetry fest, VanGogh
Tagged augustpostcardpoetry, dothework, VanGogh
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Lovely view of a small work
What an interesting look at a different and small version of a well-known scene. I love her view of the work based on her own experience. This is a great series by the Met, if you’re not already following along … Continue reading
After Work Work – Finding Beauty
Flowers in my yard, in the late evening light, after a rain. Continue reading
Posted in gardens and flowers, In the neighborhood, the creative process
Tagged flowers, intheneighborhood, process
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Miscellaneous News for a Tuesday
Not sure why it matters exactly but I keep having to remind myself that it’s Tuesday. Today two more postcards in the mailbox (in the pouring rain!) and a new lunch array. Thank you postcard senders! This brings the total … Continue reading
Posted in food, In the neighborhood, postcard poetry fest
Tagged AugustPoetryPostcardFest, food, intheneighborhood
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