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Archive for May, 2008

Just missed the tornado in Hugo Minnnesota. Pulled over because I couldn’t see to drive with the heavy rain and hail. Ended up being a very good decision. When I got back on the road we were 100 yards from what looked like the path of something that went thru. Fresh leaves mulched along the [...]

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Ahhhh… another art-a-whirl event passes in Minneapolis Art scene.
It was a blast visiting old friends, chatting up a storm and seeing great art on Friday eve, (i took the evening off from being in my studio to be inspired by others and inspired i was!)……displaying my art in my studio in the Casket Arts building [...]

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This weekend the 2008 Art-a-Whirl Northeast Minneapolis Art Crawl.  My studio is in the Casket Arts Building. The Casket Arts Building is on 17th and Jefferson in NE Minnneapolis. Come see the new work, get a great deal on some existing pieces and visit the many the artists studios that will be participating in the [...]

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It seems that consumers are interested in understanding the impact of what they’re buying on the environment. And the corporations know it. Walmart is positioning themselves as “green”…car companies, manufacturers, builders….all jumping on the bandwagon. If I hear another (insert company name or product here) is the new green I’ll puke.
But it’s hard to know [...]

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Being a visual type, I thought I’d take a pic of one of my favorite excerpts from Kevin Kling’s book “The Dog says How”, rather than retyping it. This story above is a fantastic story that points to what I’m always preachin’—We ARE the world we walk thru. We see and experience the world [...]

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The Buddha said: “When a person has thoroughly understood the world, from top to bottom, when there is nothing in the world that agitates her anymore, then she has become somebody who is free from confusion and fears and tremblings and the longings of desire. She has gone beyond getting old and beyond birth and [...]

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If your living it (and if you are breathing, you are) this is why: to teach you that dreams come true; to reveal that you have the power to fix what’s broken and heal what hurts—if you weren’t equipped to handle it it wouldn’t be showing up in your life now.
What shows up in your [...]

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…and it’s ALOT more expensive when it comes around! Me with the Beatles lunchbox I had at 7 years old. I broke the thermos on my first day of first grade….as usual. The wool catholic school uniform I got as a hand me down from a neighbor across the street, Kathy McLaughlin, when she graduated [...]

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I just finished reading Kevin Kling’s ‘The Dog Says How”. Especially delightful read for the midwesterners–particularly those Minnesotan kind. WAIT! I stand lurking on ebay, waiting for the pounce time on my Beatles lunchbox. Weighing the strategy of the other lurkers, having watched the only bid stand down for the last 2 hours. Now I’m [...]

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Last night I attended the Ann Bancroft Foundation’s annual gala in Minneapolis. Always inspiring, always confirming the work we are doing with young girls as leaders in our communities, who’s reach goes way beyond our borders. Also acknowledging how much work there is to do with supporting girls to grow up as confident, strong, independent [...]

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