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Tag Archives: monhegan
Every So Often, You Fall in Love With a Painting: Jamie Wyeth’s ‘Iris at Sea’
Every so often I fall in love with a painting. Most often the object of my desire is in a museum, on someone else’s wall, or too expensive, but once in a while it is within reach. So it was … Continue reading
Posted in Art review
Tagged american art, art, Boston, Iris at Sea, Jamie Wyeth, maine, monhegan, Museum of Fine Arts, new york
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Apologies to Methusaleh
We had left at 7 AM and now my husband and I, both thirty-something, were resting up in the Indian Gardens, the oasis midway between the southern rim of the Grand Canyon and its bottom. Wistfully, we looked at the … Continue reading
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Tagged age, grand canyon, hiking, maine, methusaleh, monhegan, pete seeger, summer
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Branching: Thoughts of an Ever-Curious Author 