Join me for creative community time at the Dana Warp Mill in Westbrook. Our Oracle Art Hours (OO AH for short) is a free offering to join me for a relaxed unleashing of your creative flow. No pressure, no assignments, no screens, just colors, different modalities and the freedom to discover…
Read MoreDoing Your Taxes… New Year’s Resolutions… Difficult Conversations… Changing Bad Habits… Divisive Issues… Writing Your Will… Talking About Death… The theme for the next Solar Playback is “Avoidance.”
According to the Oxford Languages online dictionary, “avoidance” means:
the action of keeping away from or not doing something
the action of preventing something from happening
When you think of avoidance in your own life, what comes to mind? How do you understand this word in practice?
Read MoreI’ll be on stage with The Teller’s Garden like on most every First Friday—either conducting or performing—this time performing with an all star cast of talented humans who are highly skilled at listening and honoring true stories as they are spontaneously told by volunteers in our audience.
We never know how an evening will unfold, only what community members tell us time and time again are the reasons they keep coming back to our shows:
Read MoreThere’s nothing quite like picking up a pastel and rubbing it onto the page, tearing up images and gluing them into a collage, dipping your paintbrush into some paint and letting loose… that’s why I’m inviting you to a new offering I’m calling “OO AH”: Our Oracle Art Hours
What it this? …
Read MoreJoin me for a midday Friday/Greenwich Mean Time-friendly Solar Playback online performance from the comfort of your home, office, in-between space: Gauging success & failure…
How do you know something has been successful? What measures do you use to guage success?
Think back to a time when you experienced failure: what was that like? what did you learn? how do you see that experience in hindsight?
Consider successes and failures on a personal, communal, national, and global scale: what are the similarities and differences between how you assess given the context?
Is what you consider a success or failure currently evolving?
