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Richard Serra, Sculptor

This 67-foot-tall structure made from COR-TEN steel stands outside The Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth. It‘s name is “Vortex”, sculpted by …

Musical Flavors

Last year’s Savannah Music Festival was all about colors for me. This year I searched for musical flavors! What a delight it was to …

All People’s Day

Having grown up in an all-white company town in Texas has made me eager to explore and learn about world cultures. When …

A Good Beginning

This is the year I turn 80 and it’s off to a great start! The first eight days brimmed with friends, fitness, …

2023 in Review

Christmas 2022 brought our whole family together for a joyous reunion in Boynton Beach. In January 2023, Martha experienced both happiness and sorrow concerning two …

Three Days at Rice

From 1993-97, Steve served as Alumni Governor at Rice University and had a hand in establishing the Baker Institute for Public Policy, …

Homes Away from Home

From Friends Week in DC, I flew to Austin TX on September 29 to spend a delightful weekend with Shelby, Sean, Stephen and …

Friends Week in DC

“Friends Week” began when Marjo van Patten, my friend from childhood who lives in Ohio, expressed a desire to see the American …

Musical Encounters

Playing the piano most days in the Dornoch Cathedral, singing in the choir on Sundays, and attending local concerts brings me much …

Chautauqua 2023

After three summers away from Chautauqua, we loved visiting Peg and Jack again on their welcoming porch. We loved looking at Peg’s …

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