Tag Archives: change

Transition

Posted on November 28, 2015 by

Nothing symbolizes the transition from autumn to winter better than pumpkins and other winter squashes. I love to see the variety of shapes and colors, from the weird knobby kinds to the smooth green ones and the flamboyant orange pumpkins. … Continue reading →

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Change – Curse or Blessing?

Posted on September 28, 2015 by

Fall equinox and a blood moon and lunar eclipse (which we didn’t get to see here because of cloudy, rainy weather) bring along physical and tangible changes (shorter days, cooler weather, change in clothing and eating patterns) and metaphysical and … Continue reading →

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Light and Shadows

Posted on May 1, 2015 by

The month of April was full of it: the shadow side of humanity, the terror of natural disaster, unpredictability on all fronts and unsettled emotions. Above all – change and more change. As winter transitioned into spring, we humans followed … Continue reading →

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Textures

Posted on August 9, 2014 by

The word “texture” originally described the characteristics of a woven fabric, as influenced by the arrangement, size and quality of the threads used in weaving the fabric. I can visualize the knobby texture of tweed versus the soft, smooth feel … Continue reading →

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