“But what is of great importance to me is observation of the movement of colors.” Robert Delaunay This picture makes me think of one of my favorite French artists, Robert…
Even while suffering through the sniffles and from under my very thick stack of blankets, I could see it was Valentine’s day yesterday. Tons of digital hearts and kisses, flowers…
Just throwing in a little inspiration this blog-time around. It’s February. In Curaçao, that means one thing and one thing only. Carnaval! First there is the issue of costumes that…
The horizon or skyline is that apparent division between earth and sky. It is the line that divides all visible directions into two categories; those that intersect the earth’s surface…
Here is a thought What if subconsciously our Fuik-dag tradition, our sunrise swims after those all-night parties on the first of January, the freezing Nieuwjaarsduik in Holland; what if all…
Santa will pick up the box as soon as possible. In times of crisis the jolly old man can use all the help he can get.
If you didn’t notice from my last post, I’ve moved back to Amsterdam. Back to the room I lived in when I was a student. Back to a city I…
It’s that time of year again. Soft cotton covers buildings and and lies densely at their feet, clouding up the street, children count days till gifts, be them Hanukkah, Sinterklaas…
We seem to be talking about numbers a lot lately. There is the world economy with its trillions of debt. Tucked away under that prickly international/financial blanket individual countries are…
Have you ever noticed how the world moves in circles? No, I didn’t just finish reading up on the heliocentric model of Galileo, Copernicus and Kepler, so keep your ‘duh’s’…
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