obscurity

This is my favorite painting in the University of Kentucky Art Museum: It’s titled, A Knight of Santiago and His Lady.  It’s a Spanish painting, estimated to have been painted around 1610.  The artist is unknown. I greatly enjoy standing in front of it in the art museum.  There’s something about looking at this piece … More obscurity

navigators and explorers

When I was a student, I enjoyed hearing the stories about explorers.  Remember?  Columbus, Magellan, Ponce de Leon, Balboa, Cabot, etc.  This week after school my daughter began participating in high school soccer conditioning. This is a new thing.  She hasn’t played organized soccer in years.  Apparently her school’s team isn’t that great [only what … More navigators and explorers

Flapjack Friday

I make breakfast for my family every Friday.  For the longest time, I made pancakes.  So we began calling the occasion Flapjack Friday.  Then my son said he was growing a bit tired of pancakes and it would be nice to expand my horizons, so to speak.  So, I’ve started to vary a bit.  Nothing … More Flapjack Friday

Records Day

Today is Record Store Day and I wish you a happy one.  Last year I wrote an entry related to the day and I think it’s worth revisiting: Happy Record Store Day 2012! For reasons unbeknownst to me, my children do not enjoy my stories.  You know, the “when I was a kid….” stories we … More Records Day

blessed beyond(?)

I’ve decided to take a break from my current theme of ranting about my neighborhood.  Perhaps I’m beating a dead horse with that subject matter…….  Today’s entry is on a different note: blessing. I read it a lot. Blessed beyond measure. Blessed beyond belief. Blessed, blessed, blessed. When you search Twitter hashtags, everyone from Lindsay … More blessed beyond(?)