Sweets of Talents from Sirce Kwai
During a Skype call business meeting last night, I interrupted the call to go out cat herding. The business meeting is where business people get together to discuss strategies in our businesses; this is an important meeting for me. But Continue Reading …
Going into my last relationship, I knew he was a misogynist. I wasn’t afraid of that; the great Degas was a renown misogynist and yet had the best friendship with Mary Cassatt. There seems to be some normalcy to men Continue Reading …
The Annual “Animal Naming Contest” concluded last night. “Gatorela” is the name of the baby alligator living at DaggerWing Nature Center. I have been in the volunteer service to this wonderful spec of wildlife left in south Florida. Once upon Continue Reading …
False accusations of child abuse are on the rise in schools in the USA, Canada and the UK. According to the online reports, teachers who are accused and cleared still lose their jobs or are unable to get work Continue Reading …
There’s no doubt that I’m a mystic. As an artist calligrapher, study of alphabetical and marked shaped symbols bolstered intuitive knowledge. I’ve read texts of the human psyche and patterns such as Carl Jung. Robert Graves came at symbols and Continue Reading …
In my “Easter Rise” blog, the need for animal sacrifices as a way of alleviating one’s sin before God was made redundant by Jesus’ personal sacrifice. Neither animals nor children ever again were to be slaughtered, mutilated or tortured for Continue Reading …
Deadheading is the term gardeners use for pruning roses that have dropped their petals. Beheading is separating the head of a human being from its body. Murder by beheading is a graphic symbol of vile intent. It’s intent is to Continue Reading …
Florida’s Eastern Coral Snake The Coral Snake came out at dusk. It was at matured size. As a naturalist, I recognized it instantly and kept the dog’s legs away from it. I also made steps to avoid it Continue Reading …
A seven year old boy caught my eye and heart. I knew his grandfather. As the charcoal of this child emerged from the gray laid paper, I saw his grandfather’s face as a youth come through. I didn’t know his Continue Reading …
The movies I usually frequent are Science Fiction and Fantasy flicks. The large screen does their fastidiously gorgeous effects wonderfully. But this weekend, I went to a cerebral drama: The Imitation Game. This movie retells the story of how the Continue Reading …