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Social Media – how to make it more of a friend than a foe! The past year+ has been difficult on so many levels. Yet, it provided us with some benefits—more time to just ‘be’, maybe pick up a new…
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“Julie Mehretu makes art that is big enough to get lost in.” Wall St. Journal [1] Whitney Museum of American Art, NYC The artwork of Julie Mehretu fills the entire fifth floor of the Whitney Museum in New York City…
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A review of the The Frick Collection at the Breuer Building by Sharon Lorenzo. Temporary home of The Frick Collection Breuer building and interior galleries, 945 Madison Avenue, New York, NY Ladies and Gentlemen, there are some wonderful…
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What will it look like? One of our readers expressed concerns about what the transition from the pandemic back to our pre-pandemic lives would look like and suggested this as an article topic. She was feeling anxious about what lay…
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The latest news in password safety is to stop using passwords. Use passphrases instead. Passwords were invented in the mid 1960s at MIT. They are the bane of tech users everywhere. If the passwords are too easy, users risk being…
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Second Batch of Some Fun Plant-Based Recipes from Guest Writer Paige Host. Hello again, and welcome back to Paige (and Steven’s) kitchen! Steven helped me cut and prepare the spaghetti squash for two of the recipes, and he ended up…
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Sharon Lorenzo reviews the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston’s newest addition. Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, 1924 Amidst the frozen storms and months of isolation from the corona virus, the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston was able to open its…
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Activities and Educational Opportunities for the Kids. (Air-Worldwide – linked in the image) The next generation will feel the heat, literally and figuratively. Waters are rising, storms are becoming more powerful and destructive, and the planet is getting hotter….
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Crochet, knitting and needlepoint are trending in a global pandemic. Baking bread became such an obsession with people during the pandemic that yeast was sold out in most supermarkets for weeks. Hands-on textile hobbies like crochet, quilting, sewing, knitting and…
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