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On Tuesday my friends took me on a night drift through New Haven for my birthday. We were all stopped short by the window of Artspace radiat...

Kathleen McTigue gave a moving sermon at USNH this morning. She told a story about meeting an older woman at the top of Mt Adams, who, upo...

"...children, do new things!" - Richard Wagner

"We cannot live only for ourselves. A thousand fibres connect us with our fellow men; and among those fibres as sympathetic threads, ou...

I took the blog offline for a number of good reasons, including that my computer died tragically and it was too much effort to borrow comput...

I stole this photo from the Blue Rose Girl blog. This Sunday I went to Libby's in Mystic with all the other Blue Rose Girls for brunch ...

Before it goes on 2 months since I've blogged... Back in November I had to go to the Danforth Museum to repair a small crack to the Grac...

2007 was full of gifts, because I'm lucky to have the greatest friends on earth. I mean it. Sprouting paper whites from my mum; my fire ...

I meant to put this up a long time ago! Thanks to Bob Bresnick for YouTube-ing this video of the Master Peter show we did at Wesleyan Univer...

Four of our students added Bob and me to their puppet show. We played cops, kind of.

The Quinnipiac puppetry class wrapped up with five happily surprising toy theater performances.

The winter of 2007 has been wonderfully full, too full to blog about yet. To fill in the gap, here is one of my all time favorite paintings,...

Bob Bresnick, my co-teacher, and the Quinnipiac students' shadow puppet dress rehearsal. Karl and I built and designed this nifty, porta...

Meg, me and Kim on the final day of City Wide this year; our great bright room; Tony; and our annual Thai Taste celebration afterwards: Kevi...

I really need one, especially so I can relieve my mum who diligently comes and works 16 hour days without (much) complaint, stuffed into my ...

It's my 6th year doing the New Haven City Wide Open Studios Alternative Space. We're back in the former Hamden Middle School, and I...