Tuesday, April 12, 2016

March 2016


Life in SLO is good.


Spring has sprung.


Color abounds.


April 2016



Montana d'Oro Beach, Los Osos, CA


"It's a new world, it's a new life, it's a new day, for me....."
It has been over six months since my last post. Moving from you home
of 32 years is a BIG DEAL.
We are settling in nicely here in San Luis Obispo. 
It's all good, no regrets.
Near Kara and Nick, and Danny is only a three hour drive away in LA.


Thursday, August 13, 2015

July 2015




Changes abound!!! A visit to San Luis Obispo to see Kara and Nick resulted in momentous decisions:
After 32 years in our home and 45 years in Southern California, we are moving to SLO!

Major decisions: Sell the house, rent a new house up there, cull through all our STUFF.
Trips to Goodwill, books to donate to the library, tons of STUFF to throw out, some to sell.

House sold in 10 days. Now for the inspections, the moving estimates, the gathering and filling of boxes. We secured a new rental home. Life is in session, adrenaline pumping. Feeling exhilarated at times and crazed at other times. But, it's all good! Time for change and new experiences!

June 2015


June was all about the Ladies Victorian Tea Party
to ease me into my 65th year.
There was a surprise element:
Queen Victoria herself made an appearance.
Played by the incredible Cecilia Urwin, who was interviewed by
Claire Boothe Luce (ably written and performed by Jacky Mason).
Old and new friends, cousins and fellow artists helped in
the celebration and it was more than I ever could have
imagined it would be.
Wonderful memories will carry me for a very long time.



Monday, June 22, 2015

May 2015

The Merry Month of May
My birthday month was rich and full
of culture, celebration and friendship!



Day trip to The Getty Center


Lady Gaga and Tony Bennett
at The Hollywood Bowl


Having Queen Victoria visit me
at my birthday tea party!

April 2015


Created a piece for the City of Temecula
that speaks to their credo:
Temecula Has Heart.

March 2015


"Getty Villa" was chosen by the SCWCA
to be in their exhibit at LA Artcore in Little Tokyo
called "Pulse of LA."