color matters
The problem with loving color is – it can take over. I always feel better when I have clean surfaces and open spaces to work.
The problem with loving color is – it can take over. I always feel better when I have clean surfaces and open spaces to work.
Sometimes you just want to count the blessings. This weekend , my dear friend Karen came up for a visit. We’ve known each other since
When my children were little, we would drive from Brookline, MA, to Squam Lake in 2 hours. It was reliably 2 hours. Unless it was
If summer wasn’t so short, I’d have a right to complain about this or that. How it’s too hot for hiking – but then, that’s
I was sharing about Peaches chasing a bear in an earlier post. The saga continues. I had seen a beautiful small bear crossing the back
It’s that time of year. People are on the water and in the water. Aaaaaaaah. Summer. Peaches and I are out kayaking – celebrating the
A while ago, I was reading about nature – the wildlife that surrounds me; there’s always more to learn. Recently, I’ve been enraptured by books
I was sharing with my friend Paula in Canada that I spend most of my time in communication with people elsewhere: Oregon, NYC, CT, Michigan.
. I fell asleep while the fireworks were still blasting away last night. Given how loud they were and what a great view we have
This is the time of year that makes the long winter and tauntingly endless spring worth waiting for: the days are long, the lake water
Salley Knight is an American textile artist. She creates her art using ancient Japanese techniques of hand-dyeing on silk.
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