Life Lines by Holly – Celebrating Black Musicians Music is what inspires me the most in making art. I love many genres, but jazz is my heart’s favorite. These three legends, Billie [...] February 28, 2021
Mascara: Designer versus Drug Store – Which Is Best? I love experimenting with inexpensive, drugstore makeup. My experience has taught me that what’s in the tube or on the palette can be as [...] February 27, 2021
New Jersey Sews in Unity – 30,000 Masks and Counting In July of 2020, we reported a story about New Jersey Sews in Unity, an all-volunteer group that has been sewing hand-made protective masks [...] February 26, 2021
Coaching High School Seniors Through the College Essay I was working with a high school student on her college application essay, one of about 17 high school kids I would work with that year. [...] February 24, 2021
Morning Motivation – Top 5 Tips to Remember Through the Pandemic and Winter Valentine’s Day is past and the Super Bowl has been played. There’s snow on the ground, and Punxsutawney Phil told us we have another [...] February 22, 2021
Octo Observations: About Love Valentine’s Day 2021 is history. Some bouquets are still blooming, while snowy, icy winter weather is plaguing much of the USA. Our city [...] February 21, 2021
Sculptor of Essence and Infinity: Celebrating Constantin Brancusi at 145 Among the most influential sculptors of the 20th century, Constantin Brancusi is considered a pioneer of modernism and one of the fathers [...] February 19, 2021
Juner and Mark Patnode: Love in Life and Art Philosopher Theodor W. Adorno wrote that “Love is the power to see similarity in the dissimilar.” We may come from different societies [...] February 14, 2021