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Snow: Co-Creating the Story
I was planning to spend today very differently, but it just kept snowing and snowing. By mid-afternoon, about 10 inches had completely transformed the landscape. Surrendering to the new shape of my day, I took my camera for a walk … Continue reading
Dots, Trance, and Magic – Aboriginal Paintings
Last week, I visited the Kluge-Ruhe Aboriginal Art Collection of the University of Virginia, the only museum in the United States dedicated to the exhibition and study of Australian Aboriginal Art. I was the only visitor for much of the time … Continue reading
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Tagged abstract, Australian Aboriginal art, ceremony, Charlottesville, creation story, Jennifer Mintaya Connelly, John John Bennett Tjapangati, Kluge-Ruhe Aboriginal Art Collection, mystery, paintings, Puntjina Monica Watson, sacred site, secret, Seven Sisters, Univ. of Virginia, Virginia
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Liminal Space
One of my favorite things to do in the liminal space between winter solstice and the first few weeks of a brand new year is reflecting on the year that has passed and visioning the year that is to come. … Continue reading
Serene Sunday
A perfect day – cool, blue sky, no deadlines… only spaciousness, timelessness, and serenity. So we embarked on a Sunday drive to nearby Pocahontas County (West Virginia), down to the Greenbrier River. Today, the river water reflected bridge pillars and … Continue reading
Sunflower Fields Forever
Saturday was my get-away day. I didn’t mind getting up at sunrise to drive over the mountains so I would arrive at Hope Field before the crowds hit and the sunlight became too harsh. Hope Field is a vast field … Continue reading