shipping out of France and back to the States. All fall and a touch of summer I had the incredible privilege and blessing of working in a studio in Toulouse under the coaching of Professeur Mireille Racine, retired from teaching art in a Paris university. It was sort of like having a. Or internship, as a graying woman instead of as a college youth. I wish I could continue! Sort of beginning and ending.

I hope you all are enjoying a happy summer! I have another week-long summer camp in the works, and would like to tell you all about it! Tree of Life, by Gustav Klimt. When, What and For Who? July 15-18th, M -Th.

Thursday, July 11, 2013. But I had a professor change all of that for me. I found that you can sneak it in, here and there and the kids will probably not even notice that you are doing it! How might you ask? Take a lo.

Spent listening to the birds. The tapping of her fingers on a keyboard. And although she knew this was only a dream. It made her smile anyway. She thought herself a cloud. Soft, stormy, silent. And sometimes wispy and radiant. A mismatched marriage resulted in two of the most beautiful and kind hearted children I could ever have imagined. I wish I knew w.

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Tuesday, February 4, 2014. Elliot Eisner, 1933 - 2014.

Hit the bullseye of the art education target. I returned to my third year in the same school district and fourth year teaching with a missus attached to a new last name and a secret. Life changes were coming to me in threes. I finished out the rest of the school year and signed my contract for the following year at seventy percent with a heavy heart. Marriage, new baby, and change in employment status placed an added stress on my personal life.