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Archive for September, 2007
Posted in Art on September 30, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Izzie Izzie Boe-bizzie Fee-fi-foo-fizzie, Iz-zie
Posted in Art, Events, Friends, Fun, Good Ideas, How I See, Izzie, Landscape, Seeing IS a verb, What I see on September 27, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Remember when it was so much fun to catch snowflakes on your tongue, jump in puddles, run through sprinklers, rake leaves into a pile and jump in them, put your feet out an open car window going 50mph, sneaking extra popsicles, making up songs with your dogs name in them, watching raindrops dance on your [...]
Mesa Verde Colorado Cliff Dwellers
Posted in How You See, Landscape, Perspective, Travel on September 12, 2007 | 2 Comments »
Need to add something here about the Pueblo Natives. They are simply amazing. This image is the cliff side and canyon in Mesa Verde National Park. It is MASSIVE. This picture doesn’t do it justice. I couldn’t see the bottom of the canyon. The cliff side looks tiny from this image, like it could be [...]
A Word about a Few of the Highlight Speakers this Weekend Past
Posted in Art, Books, Check It Out, Design, Sharing on September 12, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Maps of the Imagination – An exploration of how maps, metaphorical and real, guide the work of writers. Peter Turchi is the author of two works of fiction and Maps of [...]
Something about Rituals
Posted in How I See, Perspective, Poems & Quotations, Seeing IS a verb, Sharing, Something to think about, What I see on September 12, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
When we perform or participate in rituals and ceremonies, we enter into a state of mind that is different from mundane consciousness. Ranging in significance from bedtime stories to weddings, ceremonies and rituals are acknowledgments that an event or period of time has special meaning. As a result, they can have the effect of drawing [...]
And on to Gunnison Colorado
Posted in Landscape, My Life, Road Trips, Travel on September 12, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
The landscape changed drastically up here. I felt like I was on another planet. Little or no trees, scrubby bush and rocky dirt. Flat an vast. this actually before the Lake Cristobal which seemed to appear out of nowhere. A relief from the arid landscape.