Had A Great Halloween

And so did Bitty Baby and Pooh Bear!!

More Spookiness!!!

Whooooo. It's the Headless Barbie!!

Halloween Decorating

My Owl Collection

LOST INTENSITY

I finally finished  a book of poetry, Lost Intensity.  It is now available through amazon's website.  Coming up soon will be another collection of my poems entitled Even The Dregs.

 

This collection contains poems written from 1965 through 2015.  One of my favorites is:

 

 

          The Mountain and the Spider:  A Fable

          

          Nestling in the warm hard golden grass       
          of a mountain meadow,
          three people watch the sunset
          across a craggy gorge.
          Above the fiercely rushing river,
          a mountain rises sharp and pink
          in dusk's reflected splendor.
          The two young women murmur
          quietly to each other; while occasionally
          their little niece chimes in.
          Their chatter dwindles to a close
          as the mountain glows unearthly embers.
          The three of them watch,
          lost in their own thoughts,
          as the color drains away.
          The mountain's large whiteness hangs
          against a black backdrop of sky.
          Impressed by such immensity,
          one of them turns to the child and says,
          "Wouldn't it be neat
          to be on top of that mountain?
          You could see everything if you were up there."
          The child, very small anyway,
          and surrounded by so many
          single living blades of grass, says simply,
          "You couldn't see spiders."

Letter from the Queen!!!!!

A while back I sent copies of my books, See You In Seattle and The Misses Carruthers  to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth the Second.  I got a thank you letter back.  Of course it is actually from one of her Ladies - In - Waiting, but how exciting.

Working on some fun genealogy projects for Mother's Day and Father's Day.  My Book by Dorcas Zuhl Eversaul, written in 1934, is her autobiography complete with facts about her ancestors.

The Log of the Good Cycle Vagabond  written by Stan Spicer in 1947 is about his motorcycle trip down the West Coast of the USA.

 

 

 

 

 

Happy Easter 2016

"ALLELUIAH"

mixed media painting, acrylic on canvas, 2016





Easter Eve

Girl  In The Pink Mantilla

acrylic on canvas, Dec 2015.

 Boy At The Door,

acrylic on canvas 2016.



GOOD FRIDAY 2016

CAT AT THE FOOT OF THE CROSS.

  Painting, acrylic on paper.  2016.

My Books.

 

 

 

I had lots fun last year publishing my books.

  All available through www.amazon.com.

  Check out my Amazon Author Page too.

Epiphany

 

 

Happy Twelfth Night!