Monthly Archives: October 2024

Fellow poet and artist, Lynda Lambert, advises me to drop seeds of our art and poetry exchange into each interaction. I followed her advise while I was attending the APH Insights Art Show earlier this month. I did not expect such quick growth.I planned to donate my art to a local Michigan organization that encouragedContinue reading “A Dropped Seed Sprouting, October 28, 2024 415 words”

This week, I will turn 70. Taking a cue from several friends and family, I started six months ago to say I was seventy. In biblical scripture, the number 70 is seen as perfection or completion. The seventh birthday is considered a milestone in many cultures. It is a time to reflect on life’s. achievementsContinue reading “Facing Seventy , October 21, 2024 345 words”

Ruth dearly wanted to meet and touch one of the many guide dogs at the American Printing House Conference. I went through the list of rules when seeing a guide dog. Talk to the owner, not the dog. Don’t pet or interact with the dog. As long as the harness is worn, the dog isContinue reading “My daughter’s Impressions of Louisville October 14th 2024 649 words”

My daughter Ruth and I have never taken a vacation just the two of us. When John couldn’t travel, I asked Ruth is she would want to go. She was excited so we flew last week to Kentucky to attend and present my art in the American Printing House In Sights Art show. Aaron, droppedContinue reading “Louisville October 7th, 2024. 547 words”