With all that is going on in our world, this statement may be more aspirational than real time.
But I still so agree.
My Saturday Evening Post: 5/14/22 “Above All”
Tag: Love
Monday Moaning or Monday Marveling?
Valentine’s Day Marveling at all the “Love Doors” on a neighborhood walk here in my Historic District Savannah.
HAPPIEST OF VALENTINE’S DAYS TO YOU!
My Saturday Evening Post: 2/12/22 “Dramatic Napping”
Grandson Daniel, a young Savannah actor and singer, tired and resting on the set …
One-Word Wednesday: 2/2/22
“Rest”
12/25/21 My Saturday Evening Post — Christmas Edition
“Isn’t There Anyone Who Knows What Christmas Is All About?”
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NOEL!
Monday Moaning or Monday Marveling?
Marveling at finding racially appropriate “Robert and Neal ornaments” for our tree.
Holiday Joy to You All! (Even on a Monday Moaning Morning.)
“Robert and …” #6
A blog category of pics I’ve taken of Hubby Robert and … well, just about anything.
Robert and a Bunch of Stuff
Robert and a big bowl of nuts, as Benny and Boopers vie for prime real estate on his Santa pants lap and edge toward his gay vodka t-shirt, as he balances his iPad in his right hand and shows off his wedding ring on his left, while leaning away from his mounted guitar. (Whew)
My Saturday Evening Post: “An Artist and Her Pop-Up Work”
Thanksgiving afternoon, after The Big Meal, the lucky thirteen of us in my big ole modern family …
… sort of scattered throughout hostess daughter Amy’s sprawling house, the adults congregating in the den before the obligatory football games, while the children (ages 3-17) did who knows what.
At one point, nine-year-old Madison resurfaced: “I’m bored. Matthew (her twin) and Gabriel (her cousin) won’t stop playing video games.”
“Go outside for a while,” wise Nana suggested.
Checking on her a bit later, I saw a now-spirited Madison and a growing pile of sticks. She loves artsy endeavors—note her self-made turkey hat? … bandana?
And then a bit later (who knows how long, the tryptophan was working on me), Madison asked the adults to “Come see what I made!”
Those adults who were still conscious rambled outside to find … an outdoor pop-up art installation!
“A free-form, aesthetically pleasing amalgamation of found object natural elements representing both land and sea,” I immediately thought upon seeing the piece.
“Huh?!” Madison seemed to think in response, judging from her body posture.
Oops, a few last-minute touches …
As self-proclaimed artistic judge, I found the work dazzlingly daring yet delicate, detailed and deeply thoughtful, while being both dreamlike and dynamic!
“Huh?!” I even asked myself.
The artist was then joined by little sister/helper Isabelle (3) …
The Joy of Grandchildren and … Art!
One-Word Wednesday 11/17/21
“Up”
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