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Weekly Photo Challenge: Home
Home. A weighty concept in some ways, but also tending toward the sentimental. It can connote fortification, shelter….and yet, homey can be quaint and trivial. We invent and reinvent our...
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Weekly Photo Challenge: Family
This photo challenge is one of those too-easy ones. What photographer doesn’t have a picture of his/her family? So, how do I do it uniquely? Well, the simple answer is that every family is unique, so...
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Media and Mania
My laptop perches on my warmly-wrapped lap. Sunshine covers the foot of the bed. Outside my window, sparrows twitter in the snow-dusted branches. Steve and I tap our separate keyboards, sending muffled...
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Weekly Photo Challenge: Signs
Some signs are meant to be helpful, but come across as completely confusing. Like this one in the Milwaukee airport, just past the security checkpoint. It took me a while to think through this one....
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Farming a Dancing Landscape
Some Thoughts on Poverty – Spiritual Lessons from Nature Series This article appears in this month’s issue of The BeZine. To read the entire issue, click HERE. Raising a child is not rocket science....
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Think Continually of Those At Risk
I wrote this article for The Be Zine whose November issue was dedicated to “At-Risk Youth”. Under the light of the half moon, David Attenborough speaks to the camera on Christmas Island, surrounded by...
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Happy Centennial + 8, Girl Scouts of America!
On March 12, 1912, Juliette Low founded the Girl Scouts of America with a troop of 18 girls in Savannah, Georgia. I became a Brownie Girl Scout on Jan. 21, 1970. My mother was already a leader with...
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Lens-Artists Photo Challenge: Distance
“God is watching us…from a distance.” ― Julie Gold Tina is our host for this week’s photo challenge, and she takes up an appropriate theme: Distance, using quotes from a song by Julie Gold. Tina...
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Lens-Artists Photo Challenge: Old and New
Newton B. Drury, National Park Service Director, 1940-1951: “The American way of life consists of something that goes greatly beyond the mere obtaining of necessities of existence. If it means...
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Lens-Artists Photo Challenge: Found in the Neighborhood
“It’s a beautiful day in this neighborhood, A beautiful day for a neighbor. Would you be mine? Could you be mine? It’s a neighborly day in this beauty wood, A neighborly day for a beauty, Would you be...
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