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bookmark_borderAbstracts in Ice
When I was a very little girl, I found a bunch of beautiful beach stones and brought them home. Continue reading “Abstracts in Ice”
bookmark_borderMom Says It’s All Going To Be OK
For those of you who don’t already know, my mom, Bernice Vincent, died on Friday, March 25th.
You can read the obituary, a kind tribute by James Reaney, and an interesting article in the London Free Press. Or review her career as an artist on her web site.
Here I post this rather poor photo, taken two hours after her burial. After a weekend of mixed weather including sun, warm, cold, rain, snow, sleet, cloud and clear, the day of mom’s funeral was primarily sunny with swaths of interesting cloud.
At the cemetery someone looked up and said, “it’s a Bernice Vincent sky.” Someone else piped up, “they’re ALL Bernice Vincent skies.”
After we got back to mom’s place and were beginning to relax, the clouds, very briefly, opened up, then broke with sun in the west. For just a few minutes, hovering over the house, was this rainbow.
Thank-you, mom,
for everything.
bookmark_borderLondon Sky
It’s been grey and windy here in London over the last few days. There’s been some rain, too, but mostly just bluster. Continue reading “London Sky”
bookmark_borderChristmas Eve Walk
With unusually mild weather, a friend and I went for a walk near mom’s place. Continue reading “Christmas Eve Walk”
bookmark_borderEdgeworld Wash
Mom has lived in a suburb that, she once discovered, is on one of the highest points of land in London. When you look around, it’s as though the rest of the landscape has floated away. A friend and I refer to it as Edgeworld. Continue reading “Edgeworld Wash”
bookmark_borderTo Live Well is All We Can Do
I spent the last weekend at mom’s place in London.
Beautiful fall colours surrounded. Continue reading “To Live Well is All We Can Do”
bookmark_borderFog
On Christmas Eve we had fog. I drove through it the night before to visit mom in London and it stayed through the next day. Continue reading “Fog”
bookmark_borderSpring in the Distance
Spring is officially here. The equinox passed on Thursday and we’re into the season of growth. It doesn’t entirely seem that way, though. Continue reading “Spring in the Distance”
bookmark_borderMoonlight on Fresh Snow
The last snow storm left a blanket of fresh snow over what was a strong melt of two days. I wanted to get a shot it, but the blizzard raged well into the evening. Continue reading “Moonlight on Fresh Snow”