Richard Wagamese’s Indian Horse
Much as I got swept up by so much of Richard Wagamese’s latest novel, Indian Horse (read on my Kobo), I had reservations about it long before the ending. I loved his descriptions of the landscape,…
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Visible Monday and a Peek at My Sketchbook. . .
Visible Monday Again??! Wow! Those weeks are rolling around quickly, aren’t they?! And the garden’s bursting with new leaves, new blooms, birdsong and fragrance complementing the colours and shapes. Last week was the final week…
View PostEaster Tulips!
Happy Easter! ( I’ve just happily realized that we will land in Amsterdam next month (very beginning of May) just in time to see those legendary tulip fields in full bloom. . . ) And…
View PostGood Friday Recollections
My feelings and thoughts about my relationship with my Catholic identity are far too complicated and personal to explore here, but suffice it to say that while reservations generally keep me out of church these…
View PostHealthy Dinner . . . Building Attractive Indeed!
Not only is he a great cook, but Paul is also keenly supportive of my blogging habit. I’ve been trying to eat more consciously, more healthily, lately (at least partly inspired by Lisa’s sensible post…
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