Thrift Store Guernica
Maybe you know Picasso's famous painting called Guernica, that powerful image of anguished figures portraying the chaos and suffering of war. It's been an icon of
Artist Series #5 - Brian Parks
Oohh, such lovely watercolours! The style is fresh and full of light. The colours are pure and expressive.
I like the happy spontaneous look, no need to be restricted by
How We Built a Courtyard
"We can't buy that house, there's no backyard."
That's how we both felt when we looked at our green bungalow in 1998.
Today! Día de los Muertos
November 2, 2021
If we were Mexican this is the day my dad would be home for a visit.
If we lived in Oaxaca we would decorate an ofrenda, an
Quieres un cafecito?
(How about a coffee?)
I've been scrolling through Oaxaca photos lately and my eyes focussed on coffee shops and memories, so here's a compilation of 12
Amigos Españoles
This is from the department of unforgettable friends who have dropped into my life and after a time moved away with the changing winds. I've protected their names
The Messiest Goat Trail of a Museum
I left this Hidden Village a few weeks ago not knowing what to make of it. I like old things but this was a truly shocking collection of antiques and
Subscriptions?
Several friends have asked me about the Subscribe button on my site teainacaboose.ca. In our day a subscription meant paying money for the pleasure of having Macleans or Chatty-laine
Grasslands National Park
October 5, 2021
What a unique and untouched landscape we saw this week. No trees, no wind, hardly a sign of civilization. Silent and beautiful.
It's the sky,
Want to study Spanish in Spain?
You've probably heard about the popular pilgrimage in Spain called the Camino de Santiago de Compostela. I needed an excuse not to do it.
Dave was determined to
