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Mud Season in Washington

Even before the arrival of the  Goldstein’s I had felt a little unease….could it be burnout after seven productive weeks?  I had a dozen small watercolors that I was reasonably happy with, perhaps I needed a break.  Then I simply changed  the shape of … Continue reading

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No Rules!

It is early February, and Copper Mountain CO, received 16 inches of fresh powder. We’ve just had the best skiing of the season this winter.  It is cold, so the snow is hanging on the trees, and the legs have had … Continue reading

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Artist Again…….

 In 2008, I’d been painting and teaching exclusively in watercolors.  We bought Dancing Dragon, an old Beneteau, and with the sailboat came a mooring ball, in a great location, in Sopers Hole, Tortola.  Its maintenance would keep Pete occupied, and I might … Continue reading

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Walkabout

We are standing on the high cliffs of the shipwreck coast.  Below us the cold, churning seas of the Southern Ocean meet the Roaring 40s. To the south west is Bass Straight. And a long long way south is Antarctica. These … Continue reading

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A family trip…….

Charles is my brother in law.  We three have been traveling together. Cosidering our backgrounds, and age, it was a gamble but it has been mostly great fun.   After a few warm days in Denver, we flew to Seattle.  Charles approved of … Continue reading

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The Move…….

Finally there is time to sit and read, and it’s a good book when the first coffee of the day just cools without you noticing ………. It was mid August, I had closed the studio.  Nothing is more disruptive than a … Continue reading

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How we spend our days……

The previous owner of my new condo in Edmonds, WA was an artist. It felt like a good omen. Then, I learned, she had placed her easel in the bath tub, under a skylight. Really!     Within a week, I had … Continue reading

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Mountain Living….

In early June a stormy weather pattern hung about the front range.  Denver had more rain than Seattle, and hikes on the high trails involved a very early start, making detours around patches of snow, or were just plain impassable.  Spikes don’t … Continue reading

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Moab Revisited

In May in Frisco, the weather swings from warm sunshine to snow flurries within minutes. It’s frustrating, we are more than ready for Spring. So we took an interesting road trip to Utah.  The goal was to prepare for a strenuous … Continue reading

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Sunshine is medicinal!

World reports paint a gloomy picture…. “Climate change is a threat to human well-being and planetary health,” the report states. “There is a rapidly closing window of opportunity to secure a liveable and sustainable future for all.”  Why are we all … Continue reading

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