Continue Reading The Columbia Gorge Museum: Lacing Communities Together. Sometimes, when you look back, you can point to a time when your world shifts and heads in another direction. In lace…
Continue Reading Skirt Variations. I am skirting the issue. I should be writing about the politics of war, but my head would explode. Let’s turn to…
Continue Reading Borrowing (2) Can you tell I am not completely on top of it this week? I present again someone else’s writing, second time in…
Continue Reading Borrowing today. Here you see me, with my morning coffee cup, thinking what I should do for the next blog. I was working on…
Continue Reading The Year of the Fire Horse On Tuesday I stood in line early to watch the celebration of the Lunar New Year at Lan Su Chinese Garden. The…
Continue Reading Brain Balls (556) The Brain, within its GrooveThe Brain, within its GrooveRuns evenly—and true—But let a Splinter swerve—’Twere easier for You—To put a Current back—When…
Continue Reading Random Thoughts. Not the most gripping title, I know. But that is what happened during a walk yesterday, a walk that you would have…
Continue Reading Mars on my Mind. Well, well, well. Mars plans scuttled, with new attention instead directed to the moon by Musk, or so I hear. Another failed…
Continue Reading Daffodils. Oskar Zwintscher Portrait with Daffodils (1907) This is how I look today: red nose, running like a faucet, teary eyes, head cold stuffing…
Continue Reading Without End In the Evening By Else Lasker-Schüler, translated by Eavan Boland. *** It was pure coincidence that I visited Cara Levine’s exhibition Without End at the…
