Currently browsing author

Martha, Page 29

Mass MoCA

The Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art is housed on the campus of a 19th century factory in North Adams MA. On 13 …

Thankful for Grandkids

In May I spent five days with each of my three children’s families–what a treat! In Dallas I got to play board …

Texas’ French Connection

In 1686 the last ship of a doomed French colonization effort in Texas ran aground and sank in Matagorda Bay. There it …

Phillips Friends in Bastrop

Since 1998, eight friends-from-first-grade and I have gathered every couple of years in interesting places. In 2013 we met in Fredricksburg TX. This …

Opera and Ballet in SoFlo

As the season ends in South Florida with gardenias scenting the air, it’s pleasant to recall this year’s Metropolitan Opera broadcasts and …

Margaret and Me

Nine years ago my friend Margaret Lampe began telling me stories of her remarkable family and I began writing them down. In …

Kahlo, Rivera, Kingsolver

The current exhibit of artworks by Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera at Nova Southeastern University Museum in Fort Lauderdale reminded me of …

Rights for Blacks and Women

Re-reading Sue Monk Kidd’s novel, The Invention of Wings, yielded new insights that I missed last year, when my Florida group discussed it and I posted …

Ode to My Zip Code

Amid foxtail palms, tabebuia, hibiscus, orchids, ibises, geckoes and anhingas, we love biking, golf, and music in Boynton Beach     A …

Music in Georgia and NC

Nine concerts in eight days in two states with many friends–a great way to herald Spring 2015. On March 21, Allene and …

Skip to toolbar