So fellow travelers, I am about to discover the Cambridge spirit of generosity author Jon Katz often writes about in his blog. When I pulled the very noisy loaner car into the parking lot I knew what I found would not be good. As suspected I saw an exhaust pipe hanging loose. I shook off …
Continue reading Return to Bedlam Farm Part 3: an Exhausting Afternoon
So fellow travelers, a new day brings new perspectives. I woke to the cheery serenade of a song sparrow perched in the grape vines which festooned the windows off the back porch. Relieved I had not been spirited away by demons from the dark gallery basement, I said a few prayers of gratitude at the …
Continue reading Return to Bedlam Farm Part 2: the Evolution of Experience
So fellow travelers, I was on the road again last weekend for the Bedlam Farm Art Show and Open House. Several of us are stayed at a very unique apartment in Greenwich ( that’s Green-like-the-color-Wich not Gren-as-in-Connecticut-Wich see sign below for verification. ) That’s ok. I took me a few seconds to laugh too . …
Continue reading Return to Bedlam Farm : Living in a Gallery
So fellow travelers, sometimes the answer we seek is simply hiding in the shadows. In the quest for light Shadows reveal hidden truths Fear’s puppet no more Walk gently on the path my friends and may adventure find you ready.
In honor of the summer solstice, a moment most welcome after the harsh trials of this past winter. Tom’s beautiful words are perfect
So fellow travelers, I don’t know what it is about my family, special events and severe weather. The day before my daughter’s graduation party the weather reports turned serious. High winds, severe thunderstorms and a tornado watch. Tornadoes? Really? We live in Central New York not the Central Plains. No matter. I have been down this …