Last year I got really interested in divine feminine archetypes and burned through a small stack of books on the subject. Each time I got to know a new mythic character, I loved thinking of all the women in my…
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Jun 26, 2023
The Poppies in Bloom
There’s a strange thing I do from time to time when I find myself alone in the quiet. There isn’t a way to put it that doesn’t make me sound a bit “off”, so I’ll just be straight - I…
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Dec 21, 2022
A Holiday Gift for You! Dublin Blues (Guy Clark)
Holiday update and a gift for you!
Santa brought the best presents ever this year - some at home studio gear! It's been a blast for Ryan and I to learn how to use it together, and so exciting to…
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Jan 12, 2022
The House Carpenter and Doc Watson
“You have to be yourself, otherwise people won’t know who you are!” - Doc Watson
My feelings about Doc are indelibly mixed up with my earliest memories of my parents: My father’s fingers defaulting to “Windy and Warm” every time…
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Jul 9, 2021
Dust Devil Memories
We stopped by my grandmother's old house this morning, pulling away from last night's venue in 100 degree weather and punching the address into the GPS: 2317 N Tuscon Blvd. Before he bumps it into drive Decker pours a Dr.…
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Jul 9, 2021
The Two Rules of Watercolor
This watercolor is of the Alhambra, in Granada. The best view of this magnificent structure is from a viewpoint called Mirador de San Nicolas. It's a brick plaza at the height of Albaicín, a historical neighborhood "that retains the narrow…
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Jul 9, 2021
That Forgetful Sun, Rising up Again
Oh, my brain! That whirlpool of worries, that spit over a fire of yearning, that washing machine of sopping hopes, caged organ, croquet course of ideas and well worn waterway of stories; that attention hoarding dictator of dramas and whimpering…
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