Back on the Blogging Trail I’m back on the blogging trail after having fallen off the blog wagon for a few months. My apologies to my readers for the lapse in my posting since the summer began but I was busy having a spectacular summer travelling to Europe with my daughter and to St. John […]
My daughter, *Kaya (which translates to “wise child” in Hopi), has been by my side through all stages of brain cancer – from my diagnosis in June 2010 through many different traditional and not-so-traditional treatments and lifestyle changes (like eating macrobiotic) to an almost full recovery. Now, two-and-a-half years after what seems like a miraculous […]
My daughter grew up watching Julie Aigner-Clark’s delightful videos since she was one-year old. We both loved to lie on the rug in our living room and watch Baby Van Gogh’s star – a sock puppet – prancing across the screen, drawing Impressionist Art images while humming classical tunes. Julie gave me permission to re-print […]
Kaya has experienced more than her fair share of grief. She knows that even the boundless depth of my love for her cannot create a large enough crucible to hold all her feelings about my dying and her having to carry on without me. She and I both knew that in all likelihood, I will […]