>Forgiveness and Letting Go

>Forgiveness and Letting Go

>Whether it’s forgiving myself or someone else, I’ve discovered it’s a practice.I love practice. Have I mentioned that before? Forgiveness is built into practice.I plan to do something. (Intention)I make an effort to do it. (Action)It doesn’t...

>Forgiveness—Early Observations and Experiments

>My kind promise is “to forgive with wild abandon.” I chose the phrase because I want to forgive with extreme generosity. I don’t imagine that I will forgive instantly and effortlessly, but I want to forgive frequently. I want the time between...
>It’s all in how you look at it…

>It’s all in how you look at it…

>Art Every Day Month is complete.”Which way is up?” my husband asked on Day 30. He went on to explain that if he looks at the painting one way people are on their knees in Islamic prayer. If he looks at it another way,  the crowd is looking up. ...
>Self Reflection (Art Every Day Month, week 3)

>Self Reflection (Art Every Day Month, week 3)

>Several days this week I have had to convince myself to make art. The allure of deciding I was too tired or too sick (I have a cold) was strong. Sometimes painting gave me comfort and energy. Sometimes it was a slog.Looking back, I see a reflection of my attitude and...
>Without a Plan (Art Every Day Month, week 2)

>Without a Plan (Art Every Day Month, week 2)

>If I approach the page humbly and let colors and movement lead me, I like what happens. If I have a vision and try to create it, the difference between thought and reality frustrates me. Initially, I don’t like the results. Over time, they grow on me.Hmmm, are...