Monthly Archives: October 2023

BLUEY’S BIG PLAY is cute, and the production brought in 1,500 patrons to The Schuster Center, on Tuesday evening. The children and many parents were wearing T-shirts or dressed up. I was astonished to learn just how young so many … Continue reading →

Sunday was such a nice day. The weather was warm and pleasant, almost imitating summer but with the dryness and changing foliage of autumn in its infancy. Studio lessons were packed with hard work, great attention to methodology detail, and … Continue reading →

Welcome, October 2023! I am fifteen minutes behind in my morning routine as I hit the snooze but twice, something I almost never do. In fact, I am typically up and moving by 6 AM, beating my alarm clock’s first-morning … Continue reading →

I am waiting at my regular downtown bus stop No. 17 to take me on its southern route to Kettering. I don’t think I could have created a better evening with the time spent on the deck. Tonight’s show is … Continue reading →

For some reason, this does not feel like Tuesday, and yesterday did not feel like a Monday except for the avalanche of things I found that needed to be completed. I still have a few items to attend to that … Continue reading →

It’s a beautiful warm day, but it is obvious the enthusiastically colored summer season has been banished by the earth tones insignia of autumn. Regardless of the season, I will maintain my artist Bob Ross attitude in welcoming them all. … Continue reading →