When Buying Art Can Change the World
A few weeks ago my eldest daughter, a couple of friends and I were walking back home from a crafts fair in our neighborhood. That… Read More »When Buying Art Can Change the World
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Looking back at 2016: Reflecting Back on a Year of Creativity
I find it appropriate, on the week of the Jewish Day of Atonement (Yom Kippur) to look back upon my own year of creativity. On… Read More »Looking back at 2016: Reflecting Back on a Year of Creativity
Autumn Sewing: My New Fall Handbag Collection
The official beginning of fall came and went amidst mid-summer temperatures. True, some shifts were already in the air, like the subtle yellowing of light… Read More »Autumn Sewing: My New Fall Handbag Collection
The Joy of Shopping at Farmers’ Markets: Sewing Market Totes
You can get pretty much anything your heart desires in the area where I live. This is courtesy of big ships from China and planes… Read More »The Joy of Shopping at Farmers’ Markets: Sewing Market Totes
Brick Lane Sunday Market
September isn’t quite over, yet the tsunami that marks the beginning of the school year has already started erasing the memory of summer. A few… Read More »Brick Lane Sunday Market
High Sierra Backpacking
My husband and I used to backpack before the kids were born. Since they came around, however, we’ve only gone car camping. During our London… Read More »High Sierra Backpacking
Post-Summer Blues
Summer is over. The days are becoming shorter, sunlight is getting yellower, and the shadows are beginning to stretch. A few trees in my yard… Read More »Post-Summer Blues
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child
We arrived in London a couple of weeks before the official opening night of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, the new play by Jack… Read More »Harry Potter and the Cursed Child