While in the middle of an argument with my husband, Nate, our 10 year old, interrupted. “Mom,” he calmly said, “Could I talk to you for a moment?”
But like a heat seeking missile locked onto the enemy, I couldn’t divert my present course. So I responded, “Just a moment, son.”
Disregarding Nate’s interruption, my husband, Leon, […]
Comments(8) Hundreds of people can talk for one who can think, but thousands can think for one who can see.
Miriam Huffman Rockness, A Passion for the Impossible, (Wheaton, IL: Harold Shaw Publishers, 1999), 59.
Comments(1) Recently, Cynthia Beach, my writing coach, challenged:
Pamela, one rule of thumb for creative types is to do something that makes you scared everyday.
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Comments(1) The Musician’s Touch portrays an old inter-city musician that reached out to a young boy on the side walk to pull him into the music. As the old musician surprised the boy by touching him, the boy’s posture stiffened. Perhaps, like the boy, many of us would stiffen if a homeless stranger touched us.
But in […]
Comments(2) After a lot of hard work, I am so excited that two of my paintings shown below were accepted into the juried West Michigan Regional Competition in Lowell, MI. The show runs from February 17 - April 11, 2009.
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Behind the Paintings is maintained by watercolor artist, Pamela Alderman. High quality watercolor reproduction prints are available at the store web site: watercolorbypamela.com.
