Part Four of a comic on a current neighborhood issue, and, for now, the conclusion. To Be Continued…
Sondra
Jay
Tony
Month: May 2016
The Green/Greed Space of Woodley Park, Part Three
Part Three of a comic about a current neighborhood issue. See May 21st for Part Two.
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Wendy
The GREEN/GREED SPACE of Woodley Park, Part Two
Part Two of a comic about a current neighborhood issue. See May 20th for Part One.
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Tom
Daniela
Chrissy
The GREEN/GREED SPACE of Woodley Park, Part One
Part One of a comic about a current neighborhood issue. Sometimes you just have to laugh…
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Mothers Day/Mr. Darcy’s Birthday
A double celebration: today the tribute to mothers was shared with the dog’s 11th birthday. And where our family’s dog is concerned, this is of equal significance. Celebrated with a trip to the Palisades Farmers Market, brunch on the porch, and a visit to the last day of “Wonder” at the Renwick, a stunning exhibit well worth the long lines. (Mr. Darcy did not attend.)
Celeste
Uncle Mike
Month of Mary
Our parish church, Holy Trinity, asked if I would create a painting from which prints could be made to thank this year’s catechists and which could also be used for Mass cards. The statue of Mary in Holy Trinity School’s garden seemed a suitable subject for the month of May.
Hallie
A Paean to Spring
For the first of May, a poem by Moses ibn Ezra (1060-1138), Jewish philosopher, linguist and poet from medieval Andalusia.
The lawn has on embroidered robes,
The trees are wearing checkered shifts,
They show their wonders to every eye,
And every bud renewed by spring
Comes smiling forth to greet his lord.
See! Before them marches a rose,
Kingly, his throne above them borne,
Freed of the leaves that had guarded him,
No more to wear his prison clothes.
—Moses ibn Ezra
Mary
Josiah