Red Rock Canyon, Nevada©2015 A. Catherine Noon I love the title of Julia Cameron’s second book in her acclaimed Artist’s Way trilogy, Walking In This World. When I first did the material in the book, I mis-read the title … Continue reading →
The Metropolitan Museum of ArtEvening Snow at Kanbara, Edo period (1615–1868), 1834 Ando Hiroshige (Japanese, 1797–1858) Woodblock print; ink and color on paper; 8 7/8 x 13 3/4 in. (22.5 x 34.9 cm) The Howard Mansfield Collection, Purchase, Rogers Fund, … Continue reading →
The Library at Chez NoonyOr, The Ladybug Bed and Breakfast Dining Room and Reading Nook I spent much of December and all of New Year’s Day organizing my library. I put everything in order by topic, and then alphabetical by … Continue reading →
Morning Pages In the Garden With CoffeeImage © 2013, A. Catherine Noon I’m sure I’m not alone during this time of year in wondering what new beginnings are occurring and what things to leave behind in the old year. There are … Continue reading →
I have been a reader for a long, long time. I started collecting books in my early teens and, despite two deep – and I do mean, deep – purges, I still have a prodigious collection. The hieroglyphics above is a … Continue reading →
I’ve re-discovered one of the books in my personal library, Writing For Your Life: A Guide and Companion to the Inner Worlds, by Deena Metzger. I’ve been doing a lot more journaling in the last year and it re-ignited my … Continue reading →
I was looking for a lolcat to adorn my post today, so I asked Google, “lolcats all of thems.” This is one of the ones that came up and since I guffawed out loud – sorry, “lol’d,” I figured I’d … Continue reading →
Happy Thursday! I know, I know my post title doesn’t rhyme. Par for my week. The heat went out at our building last night, so my brain hasn’t thawed yet. I’m applying liberal servings of coffee. I have two posts … Continue reading →
Join me over at the Torquere Press blog, Romance For the Rest of Us, and share with me your angstiest songs!
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