Delight-filled Leaves Art
We spent the weekend in the forest, contemplating what God is showing us about community through nature. A friend gave us a tour and shared his insights about the watershed that provides drinking water to the Greater Vancouver Regional District. … Continued
I found my Grandpa’s 1929 composition workbook from 50 years before the picture (previous post) was taken. Grandpa’s 1929 composition notebook, age 9 A Trip by Aeroplane Once upon a time there lived a little boy who’s name was Jack … Continued
As part of my fine arts studies at Emily Carr, I spent the day putting together an art project to demonstrate “the golden mean.” There were lots of rules: it had to be black and white, had to consist of … Continued
Here is a wonderful recipe – it’s one of my personal specialities: Oven 425, 40 minutes – a pan covered in cubed vegetables (butternut squash, zucchini, eggplant, red onion, portabello mushrooms, beets or carrots, roma tomatoes cut lengthwise) – spray … Continued
Went to see a play, “Tales of an Urban Indian” on Friday, and I still haven’t processed it enough to be able to write my reactions. Actually, I find that I am always very moved by theatre but cannot verbally … Continued
Very interesting dialogue tonight at the writing class. The teacher is a rhetoritician, but also a neuroscientist. She has done a lot of studies on the activity of the brain during the writing process. So during the drafting stage, some … Continued
What I’ve been learning in my writing class is quite fascinating – all about the writing process. Most of us were trained in the current-traditional rhetorical style, which focuses on correctness and form above all else. The process spends about … Continued
