Maclean’s Magazine - October 2022
Am I proud?!! My daughter-in-law's name is on the cover of Canada's longest running news magazine!!
Maclean's was a fixture in our home throughout
Home & Garden
Windscape Kite Festival
Our windy city was just calling for a kite festival and in 1998 creative visionaries at the Art Gallery made it happen. The Windscape Kite Festival organization took over in
Bookshelves
In libraries, bookshops and private homes, bookshelves wave to get my attention and call out quietly for a quick snapshot. And I cheerfully comply.
Now, years later, scrolling through row
A Blog, a Birthday, and 3 Grandchildren
My posts are normally about travel, sometimes art, but as I said when I started this project a year and a half ago, my main goal is to document my
Season's Greetings
Warm wishes to you from my cozy Caboose where I'm looking out the window at a frigid white landscape and a bright blue sky. It was minus 36
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.
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
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
How to Make Bush Pies
On camping trips I take pictures all the time just for the fun of it. Now at home they sometimes fall into an order like this visual recipe.
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My kids in my paintings
Digging through an old cardboard portfolio the other day unearthed some forgotten family nostalgia. Somehow there's more vivid memories and sentimental value layered in the ink and watercolour
