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Category Archives: lattice of coincidence
IONTW – April 29, 2018
Books and Travel – 22 Ambassadors Recommend the One Book to Read Before Visiting Their Country, and then plus cooking! And another plate-o-shrimp – college classmate Youme Landowne’s book in Alisa Golden’s blog. This year I observed Letter Writing Month … Continue reading
IONTW – February 25, 2018
Artist Iman Joy El Shami-Mader is on a mission to illustrate all the world’s mythical beasts! Who knew paper could do that? Origami tessellations and kusudamas! Then a round-up of paper folding books by Helen Hiebert. New letterpress booklet of … Continue reading
Posted in art, books, flowers, lattice of coincidence, plants, printing, who knew
Tagged art, books, flowers, gardening, IONTW, letterpress, plants
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IONTW – February 18, 2018
Last weekend I saw and rode over the new Hauser Bridge for the first time. The project website has a nifty video rendering of the construction. The Sonoma Ash Project made it onto the Atlas Obscura! Life has so many … Continue reading
Posted in art, lattice of coincidence, music, you Scream
Tagged art, bridges, ice cream, IONTW, music
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IONTW – November 5, 2017
Open Studios continue today at The Studio Santa Rosa (11 am – 5 pm) and 33Arts (noon – 5 pm), 3840 Finley Ave, Santa Rosa – the old Santa Rosa Naval Air Station (who knew?!) Clothing imitates art – made, … Continue reading
Posted in art, lattice of coincidence, museums, who knew
Tagged art, IONTW, museums, Santa Rosa CA, sculpture
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IONTW – September 3, 2017
OK, I’m a little late to the party on it being the two-hundredth anniversary of Henry David Thoreau’s birth (July 12, 1817), but here’s a neat photo of Thoreau’s journal covers, and a lovely book from St. Brigid Press: A … Continue reading
IONTW – July 30, 2017
I finally got to the top of the list for a copy of The Hidden Life of Trees from the library and am having a hard time not polishing it off in one sitting. Fascinating! So much to learn from … Continue reading
Posted in art, books, bread, lattice of coincidence, live performances, music, trees
Tagged art, books, bread, IONTW, live performances, music, NBLA, sculpture, trees
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IONTW – July 16, 2017
Ice Cream with a Cop ~ Helado con la policía Sunday, July 16, 2017 from 1 to 3 PM – that’s this afternoon! Frozen Art Gourmet Ice Cream 500 Sebastopol Rd, Ste B, Santa Rosa, California 95407 Join the Sonoma County Sheriff’s … Continue reading
Camden Lock Books
Yes, another book shop. Also on The Map, and I’d made a note of, but didn’t feel as if I HAD to go there, but then it turned out to be conveniently located in an Underground station. Which, I could … Continue reading
Posted in books, lattice of coincidence, travel
Tagged books, England, London, travel
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Great Auk
In addition to numerous living birds, the southwestern edge of the Reykjanes peninsula is home to a sculptural homage to the extinct Great Auk. On the cliffs below Reykjanesviti, Iceland’s oldest lighthouse, the Auk gazes wistfully out to sea toward … Continue reading
Posted in art, lattice of coincidence, travel
Tagged art, birds, Iceland, public art, sculpture, travel
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Write_Off
I didn’t do so well with the letter a day thing, but, by odd coincidence, I received a packet of letters from my former self. One of my uncles had gone through papers to clean out at my grandma’s, and … Continue reading
Posted in family, lattice of coincidence, writing
Tagged family, letters, mail, writing
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