Two weeks have run into each other. The good reason behind this combination is that at two weeks since my last reporting, I am, again, pain and headache-free! There’s not much to report, except that adherence to my protocols yields marvelous results, woohoo! (Except I had a headache this morning ever so slight and I […]
We visited the newest wing of the American Museum of Natural History, The Richard Gilder Center for Science, Education, and Innovation on Friday after my husband shared photos of the atrium’s signature biomorphic shapes. A sucker for organic shapes, in any art form, the pull to check it out felt strong. Disappoint it did not. […]
It’s taken me a month to simply upload these photos of a trip to Nevada two years ago as a follow up post to experiencing Georgia O’Keeffe’s homes in New Mexico. While I’m not proud of my lack of mental bandwith, I am reminded of self-compassion’s place while living through a pandemic. The challenges affect […]
There is a necessity to support the arts during this time when museum access is severely restricted and many museums are temporarily closed. I attended a virtual seminar recently through the Georgia O’Keeffe Museum, Breakfast with O’Keeffe Online: O’Keeffe at Home. I felt magically transported, deeply immersed even, and the experience filled me all day […]
As Georgia O’Keeffe is noted saying, “Nobody sees a flower – really – it is so small it takes time – we haven’t time – and to see takes time, like to have a friend takes time.” Here’s a closer look at a purple Bearded Iris. Forgot how much I love these. The colors and […]
I’ll never forget walking up the stairs at the National Gallery’s East Wing, in Washington, DC, and being greeted by Georgia O’Keeffe’s ‘Sky above Clouds IV,’ in 1987 at their show Georgia O’Keeffe 1887-1986. I was only 14 at the time, but her clouds and flowers resonated somewhere deep within, and I feel I share […]
