Friday, August 10, 2007


Momma and I stayed up until almost 2 am talking. Since I was set to travel back to DC today, I shouldn't have stayed up so late. But it reminds me of the passage in the Odyssey that Dr. Ryan talked about over thirty years ago -- the part about how wonderful it is to stay up through the night telling stories -- especially as life is short -- the idea that telling each other stories is perhaps the most nobel thing in life, the thing that makes life real.

I'm not tired this morning. But I have delayed my departure. Perhaps we'll leave in a couple hours, or perhaps stay yet another day in this heat, as a precaution.

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About Me

Born in Washington, DC, the artist has resided for many years in the metro area and been a frequent visitor to Washington’s museums, where she has studied old and modern masters. She graduated from the University of Maryland with honors in English literature. Three large commissioned works she painted can be seen in the City Hall of Annapolis, Md. She is a contributor to Edible Chesapeake magazine.