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Tuesday, June 9, 2026

The Artist’s Life: The Studio Shuffle

I am still shuffling and organizing things in the basement studio, and will be for a while—I decided just this

It’s hard to believe, but 30 years ago on Monday, October 19, I signed the closing papers on my mortgage

I have been remiss in not updating you since Sunday! I’ve been sharing on Instagram and Facebook, but I’ve also

Since 2015 when Mimi developed a strange and still unknown condition but fully recovered, I’ve kept close watch on her.

Hurricane Katrina, Namir, a household of cats and realizing a lot about love after multiple losses. I originally posted this

Andy Warhol made time capsules. 608 of these things, filling a box with a mix of items from his life

Often those who work for the rights of animals are questioned about their choice of cause—people are suffering all over

My parents’ generation called Memorial Day “Decoration Day”. It was the weekend to clear away the weeds, trim the grass,

Language matters. The words we use to refer to something also describe our relationship with it, how we feel about

I started this essay as a post on Instagram with the photo, but as I began to write it I