I have accumulated a small pile of books to read over this week or so - perhaps not so small when I look at the thickness of the books! Today I embark on the first one - and I've decided on one which has been on my list for the longest: Six Facets of Light by Ann Wroe. Bedtime reading is Italian Shoes by Henning Mankell.
Hmm. Where in New England? I am from Maine.
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Sandy, we lived in Hollis, New Hampshire, near Nashua for two years. We visited Maine, but only a couple of times - a beautiful state.
DeleteIt’s may not surprise you - I might just investigate ‘Monochrome: Painting in Black and White’ - the catalogue of the exhibition at The National Gallery I presume?
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Margaret, it is indeed the catalogue of that exhibition. I have been intrigued by the grisaille stage of painting ever since seeing James Tissot's grisaille copy of a painting by Ingres in the Nantes art museum some years ago - as well as being interested generally in b/w works. I am reading it as a stand alone book rather than as an accompaniment too seeing the show.
DeleteLove! Love! Love!
ReplyDeletefor the length-N-breadth
of infinite eternity:
Seventh-Heaven
is FULLA love forever;
we cannot be without
the flagrant passion,
the intimate infatuation,
the total warmth,
The Steadfast Lover,
The Rock-Solid-Treasure,
The Instant VitSee,
never alone again.
How do I know?
Im an NDE, child.
And, yes, we CAN
have sex in Heaven;
kinda difficult to have
sex in the Abyss of Misery
when you're enveloped
in flame for eternity, huh?
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