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๐ŸŽŠ Happy New Year to Me
Harrisburg, PA

Passing through Pennsylvania’s capital city, I had to check out the new mural from another favorite, Stephen Powers. I’ve gone on about his cleverness before, yes. But this time maybe I’ll go on about the intent of community building. It’s such a worthy cause and he does it with a Read more…


Painting The Desert
Exploring the Outskirts of the Navajo Nation

The Navajo Nation has been hit hard by Covid-19.  In the initial plan of this trip, which was thought up before the pandemic hit, included a stay at a Navajo โ€œHoganโ€ or yรกสผรกtสผรฉรฉh–a traditional and primitive home with a dirt floor, no running water and, I am sure, dark undeveloped Read more…


More Angel Hunting in the 5 Boroughs (Manhattan) Big City Angels

More Angel Hunting in the 5 Boroughs (Manhattan) Big City Angels" >

I scoured Manhattan for this second report of Angels in the five boroughs. Starting all the way at the bottom and ending all the way at the top. The result a huge selection of big city angels, inside and out, funerary and not, in several mediums. Starting here at the Read more…


Gracias.

You’re welcome, Stephen Powers. You appreciate me. I’m going to call this a Tumblr post because impending sickness is blocking my wit. And my couch requests I lie prostrate and groan weakly with Beetlejuice in the background. But I wanted to write about the importance of manners. How unkindness is Read more…


๐Ÿ‘๏ธ Out To See

The Warby Parker store opening in Williamsburg, Brooklyn has Stephen Powers all over it. โค๏ธ Bask within it while I am overwhelmed by September as I usually am. To Fall… and to Getting Up.


5 Boroughs in 5 Days: Manhattan

Theย V.V. Manhattan tag count is pretty darn high on this here blog.ย  And though I have been escaping into Manhattan since I was just a girl, there is always more to see.ย  And though we’ve grown apart, I would spend a day with her, tucking our past away and welcoming Read more…


A Love Letter to You (Philadelphia)

There’s always a reason to go to Philadelphia. Usually it’s food. But the food invites you to make a day of it, to explore other things. Then, the duration of exploration makes you hungry again. (So yes, it’s mostly about food.) But Philadelphia is only two hours away, has deep Read more…