Try to

Today is one of those days, pause and remember – just the wind thru the trees, the early dark, an empty landscape. Grateful for kindness we were shown and sad about the rest “My theory is children don’t do what you tell them to do, they do what you do. You have to always (try […]

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Some Landscapes by Plinius

The ‘Open Pit at Dannemora Mine‘  and ‘Some wine besides the white clouds‘ written by Plinius who explores Landscapes through Art, Painting, and Photography at ‘some Landscapes’ “Landscape can be a solace to the exile, but it can be hard to contemplate the beauty of lakes and mountains without thinking of home, or the bitter […]

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the Bigger Picture and benefits of being United

Two other debates stood out Mindfullness in Schools https://hansard.parliament.uk/Commons/2016-09-06/debates/16090642000001/MindfulnessInSchools and Calais and Dunkirk, Refugee Children https://hansard.parliament.uk/Lords/2016-09-06/debates/16090640000432/CalaisAndDunkirkRefugeeChildren But also noticed on the news two things – that the UK is spending money on building a wall around the port entrance in Calais and also that there is at least one significant asteroid circling the Earth that […]

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Science and Art

Discovered Open Call for ‘Hooked‘ – the first installation exhibition for a new Gallery in London connected to Guys Hospital – under umbrella of London Science Gallery – described as – a space where ‘science and art collide’ and bringing togethor researchers, students, communitys and artists – to look for innovate ways to look for […]

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Meteor Shower

Last night and night before – looked for shooting stars, the first night saw 7 and last night 5 – and waited and waited for one more – but it never arrived that i could see but feel very lucky for those i saw and understand there are hundreds passing over our heads right now […]

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