Join me in the last post about my visit to Bozeman, Montana. If you missed the previous posts, head on over to AllThingsFulfilling.com and read Valuing the Future and Sharing Art with Children. Now, lets be honest! When was the…
About ten days ago I went to an Arts & Wine Event at Stepping Stone Museum. Supporting local arts is important to me, so I pay attention to what is on the art calendar for opportunities to get out and…
Something to Ponder ~~~ Last Sunday I listened to The inspirational message is well-worth listening to. It made me ponder what fences represent metaphorically speaking. Sometimes fences exist only in cooperation with mandates and regulations of the neighborhood. Is…
"The most regretful people... felt the call to creative work... and gave to it neither power nor time." ~ Mary Oliver Some weeks ago I was speaking on the phone with someone about writing and how it's difficult to know…
"Sometimes your heart speaks better through your hands." ~ Unknown Women and men who were at the cornerstone of the family and community back in the days when our country was founded were all crafts persons. Handcrafting was done both…
When the pandemic struck, due to social distancing restrictions, I was stopped in my tracks from meeting people in my new community. For the first time in more than a year I am finally able to gather with a group…
A seed neither fears light nor darkness, but uses both to grow.” ` Unknown Today, I am going to share what seems like an inconceivable story of hope and revival. It makes me ponder the importance of never giving up. A…
Happy Easter, Everyone! I'm feeling joyful. If you believe in the Easter story which goes from crucifixion to resurrection, it gives one hope that our own lives can be revived and renewed even after a very difficult season such as…
It's spring and all creatures are coming out of hiding after being hunkered down deep this winter. My sister, Jan, has been busy painting in her creative space, in the dark season. We invite you to visit the first collection…
"There are always flowers for those who want to see them." ~ Henri Matisse This morning I was thinking how hard it is to believe six years have passed since I introduced my award-winning memoir to a group of Girl…