“…Off in the distance you see basking in sun a farm, the barn, the silo, the highlight of the roof as if winking at me under streaming clouds.”
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Blog 89 Nov. 22, 2021
“…For me, a meditation arrives that has a lot in common with this photo, noted at the top…”
Blog 88 Nov. 17, 2021
“I learned a lot in this entire affair, and will know where my resources come from next time my computer life turns upside down. This is what we struggle to do, is it not? Learn by our experience.”
Blog 87 Nov. 1, 2021
“…the future of the human race. This is a riveting topic, in my view. I have no idea what to make of much of it, and yet the topic still rivets me. I have sent this link to our adult children. It is worth their while and mine…”
Blog 86 October 27, 2021
“…Doesn’t our personal life mirror our professional? Our professional life mirrors our personal? Both are in sync around an important underlying idea, “God is a Spirit…worship Him in spirit and in truth.”
Blog 85 October 18, 2021
“Diligence pays off. In mid-October, there are myriad chores to do before the cold weather arrives. We relish both the temperatures and colors, during this beautiful stretch of the year.”
Blog 84 October 6 , 2021
“As for me, I have a soft spot for both the Bumble and the Honey Bee, so this particular image holds a special place in my heart.”
Blog 83 Sept. 29, 2021
“Days “blur” by. Isn’t it important to stop occasionally to take in what has happened, what is happening, what may happen, what we’d like to see happen, what we hope happens…and what we dream about?”
Blog 82 Sept. 21, 2021
“Summer break has worn off, quickly. Loss of sunlight, drops in temperatures, changes in landscape colors, behavior of honey-bees, crop seasons passing…all contribute to the massive sense that summer 21 is indeed, lost to memory, now. “
Blog 81 Sept. 18, 2021
“I am representing this cornerstone image, the most popular Americana Collection poster of all, “The Star-Spangled Banner,” in memory of the slaughtered, the families, first-responders, health-care, military and all those who helped us survive and come together during that hate-filled, fateful period, still playing out in our lives and consciousness.”
George Delany Art 