I promised I would not get on the bandwagon of 24/7 COVID, but this one I thought you might be interested in. It is from a March 28 article in the New York Times.
It shows the dramatic effect of social distancing in the last few days. New York data is quite impressive. Enough said.
For this Artsy Saturday I give you a Wisconsin Lighthouse taken a few years ago. I continue of my path to becoming proficient at Abstract Realism. I now have several apps and new tools to make it happen.
In these days when everything is COVID-19, it’s nice to be able to escape the 24/7 onslaught once in a while isn’t it? 🤪
I know the title of this post is not a real word at least to my New Oxford Dictionary but I don’t mind stretching the English language a bit once in a while. This post is about how journaling became such an important part of my life.
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This post is a little history lesson for you about some of our founding fathers and the philosophical stands they took. The particular focus of this post is about what they thought about those who represent us in our governing ourselves.
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I found the words in the title above from a recent issue of Time Magazine, and I suddenly realized she is talking about me and my fellow Boomers. That is what this post is all about.
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For this Abstract Realism Saturday I give you one of my favorite pictures of the main dwelling attic at Pleasant Hill Shaker Village near Lexington KY. Everything is about symmetry in Shaker life.
These are certainly stressful times. Everything seems to be against us, well maybe not for the kids who can now play their video games 24/7 😆. Pandemics aren’t fun. This post about that is from an old person’s point of view…
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