So far 2012 has been as busy as ever.  Last week, two exhibitions opened in two different states, and what could I do but go to each opening! The first was back in Pennsylvania where I had the opening for Homefront Hereos: Women of WWII.  This was an invitational exhibit sponsored by Penn State LV.  [...]

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There is something to be said about an out of body experience.  I think we all have had them- for good reasons or bad.  And it becomes a situation where your instincts take over and your brain follows behind.  I have to say I’m not entirely comfortable with public speaking.  Yes, I do believe I [...]

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This week I came to the realization that I could burn out.  It happens, I guess and with few distractions to keep me from my job I’m realizing that that whole balance thing I had been working on is in somewhat of jeopardy.  So when I went to weaving class this week, it turned out [...]

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I have been pretty busy it seems!  While it would appear that I have not made much progress in my weaving class, I did take some time last week to peruse the book Carol brings into class.  I hadn’t had too much time with it yet but since I have been somewhat weaving with no [...]

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While home has been pummeled by Hurricane Irene, I had some drama of my own about when I would see some hot air balloons.  Okokok, maybe it’s not that serious and I certainly do not mean to diminish the levity of the hurricane impact but yesterday was a beautiful day here where I was in [...]

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I know that I have been incommunicado for almost a month now but it isn’t without good reason.  To catch you up, I was able to ship out all 10 boxes of 27 pieces to my Iniciar show in Texas.  After what looked like a lovely opening, the show has been received well and I [...]

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Well peeps, This may not be so much as an art centered post as it is to get you acquainted with the place I am moving to mid August.  I just returned from a trip to upstate Maine where I was apartment hunting (and begging people to be my friend) in Presque Isle, Maine.  The [...]

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