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Making Hanukkah Memories

This post is my entry for Susanna Leonard Hill’s Holiday contest. The rules can be found here: Details and fine print Making Hanukkah Memories (225 words) Shaina knew the Hanukkah story … the miracle of one night’s oil lasting for eight … how this connected her with Jews around the world and throughout history. She couldContinue reading “Making Hanukkah Memories”

NYC Busy Sunday

Rockefeller Center was surprisingly the least crowded place we visited on a walk in the city. I’m always amazed by the sea of humanity in the city. Later last night, I discovered a friend’s pictures showing the same views. #NextTime

Wordless Wednesday 12/4/19

Another Photoshoot with new Forest Friends

Pair of coyotes, plump with plush coats one takes off while the other lingers, posing for the camera

Small Business Saturday at Second Star to the Right

There are many wonderful facets of being an author, but one of the best is reading my book to an audience of children. I love school visits, library events, and bookstores. What can make it even better? Sharing the Storytime spotlight with another author! I was lucky enough to team up with Carmela LaVigna CoyleContinue reading “Small Business Saturday at Second Star to the Right”

Wordless Wednesday 11/27/19

Dear Deer

Dear Deer, It was so kind of you to stop by. I enjoyed our photo shoot and wanted to send you a few of my favorites. I hope you like the one showing off your crown of flora. With admiration and love, Laura

Sunrise and Sunshine Blogger Award

I’ve been nominated for the Sunshine Blogger award by Lee Cleaver, and I’m breaking the rules because I’m supposed to answer a bunch of questions and nominate other bloggers, but if you follow me, you know my blog is one of photography, art, music, poetry, and Charlie. Hey Lee, I answered one of your questionsContinue reading “Sunrise and Sunshine Blogger Award”

Wordless Wednesday 11/20/19

Denver Art Museum Part 3 – Lucas Samaras Corridor

The Light Show, an exhibition which examines light and reflection in a variety of ways will be on display through November 2020. I’m only sharing one part of this, the Lucas Samaras Corridor which is basically like being inside a kaleidoscope.