Monthly Archives: December 2017
Pentimento – the Italian word meaning “repeat or change your mind.” It’s appropriate for this time of year. This idea suggests that you leave your stumbles for other to see – not for the achievement of perfection but for the creation of something better. The artist Anwar Matisse used this idea in his drawings until a satisfactory design developed. By practicing re-solution (to resolve yourself), drawing over or retracing our past lives as Matisse did with his art, we begin…..
The key seems to be finding just the right greeting for just the right person or occasion. Happiness, friendship, peace, good will, joy, giving, blessings, gifts and tradition are just a few of the more popular words that tend to be associated with well-wishing at this time of year. Instead of trying to sort through and match up all of these glittery, joyful sentiments, I decided to send all of them out to everyone for my HOLIDAY WISHES!!!
The cycle flows just like the Colorado. A google search (12-2017) of the term circadian reveals a definition of: a cycle 24 hours long with fluctuations in biological and psychological processes. This cycle systematically varies over the course of each day. Research by Frank A.J.L. Scheer, PhD, associate professor of medicine at Harvard Medical School and director of the Medical Chronobiology Program at Brigham & Woman’s Hospital in Boston suggests that metabolism is based on this cycle. The process of…..
Walking through the lobby of the Bellagio Hotel in Las Vegas is a wonderland this holiday season. The botanical garden offers a stunning array of holiday designs to fill both your eyes and heart with imagination. Playful childhood memories flow easily and swirl around the festive chamber evoking feelings of joy and happiness. Passing through the garden I fine myself breathing easily and walking slowly – I am relaxed. The visual scene that awaits me is unexpected. Ceilings are not…..