The old year passes Not mourned, but booted out With steel toed boots if necessary. And yet, we pause, and reflect Back on the year-that-was And we realize our privilege In being able to take such a pause, In having … Continue reading →
I decided this year to participate in the Instagram art festival #artober. Simply put, the idea behind these kinds of challenges is to practice your art on a regular basis – sometimes daily, as I’m interpreting it, but not always. … Continue reading →
Well, it’s October, Dear Reader! I’m not sure how it happened either, but here we are. 31 fresh new days, two full moons, and #artober. Why #artober? Because art for art’s sake is good for you. Putting your focus on … Continue reading →
Sundays are a good day for pampering, and if you’re in the States and have the luxury of tomorrow off for American Labor Day, all the better! Here’s what you’ll need: Cornmeal Honey A warm shower A half hour to … Continue reading →
September Dates: Saturday, 09/12/2020 Saturday, 09/19/2020 Saturday, 09/26/2020 If you are interested in attending, drop me an email and I’ll get you the log-in info. Email noony AT acatherinenoon DOT com.
Continue reading →Sorry for falling out of flow with my schedule, but Friday turned out much busier than planned. I’m back to share some ideas about menu planning with you. It’s very easy to get into a rut with our weekly shopping … Continue reading →
To What Do You Pay Your Attention? It has been said that attention will be the next most sought after commodity. In the modern world, we have FAR too many distractions. From doctors and psychologists to technologists all warn of the … Continue reading →
I’m back at author Delilah Devlin’s blog today, and I have a question for you: Why Weave?
Continue reading →Future Visioning I’ve been keeping a journal for almost as long as I’ve been alive. I started with one of those silly little ones they give small girls with a dopey lock that doesn’t really lock and only about a … Continue reading →
I don’t have to tell you that this year has been challenging. Between the pandemic, learning new terms for windstorms like “derecho” (which is a land hurricane, if you hadn’t heard it before, and occurred in Iowa and left devastation … Continue reading →