Tag Archives: God’s creation
GOD’S CONSTANT CARE
ART & INSPIRATION FROM PAUL & KATHY BOECHER© This majestic bird is known for the strange sounds which comes from deep inside its throat. Since they travel in large flocks, during migration across the plains, the noise becomes a raucous … Continue reading
LIFE REPEATS ITSELF
Art by Paul T. Boecher©”Ospreys” The circle of life is a process of waiting patiently, learning, growing and learning some more and finally death. When new life occurs in the animal kingdom it can be simply the propagation of a … Continue reading
WHAT IS THE ORIGIN OF HUMP DAY
Apparently the origin of Hump Day occurred while a group of office workers were standing around the water cooler. Being the middle of the work week, Wednesday was tantamount to getting over the hump of said work week. Others allude … Continue reading
THROW BACK THURSDAY
This is a re-run which has been reblogged once before. I feel it has merit and since it’s throw back Thursday, I’m running it again. Originally written on August 15, 2015. There’s been division of races, ethnicity, social class, political views … Continue reading
WORKS OF ART
MY HUSBAND PAUL DOING A PLEIN AIR DEMONSTRATION IN THE PARK LAST SUMMER I’m blessed to be married to an artist. I knew it way back in a high school art class. All the students were going to try three … Continue reading
A WORKING DATE
Yesterday I tagged along with my artist husband to experience, first hand, what it’s like to paint outdoors. Most of these excursions don’t produce final masterpieces, but are more of a study in light, shadows, feeling the environment and a … Continue reading
MORNING GLOW
ART & POETRY BY PAUL & KATHY BOECHER© – “Morning Glow” painted en plein aire at Como Park Conservatory, St. Paul, Minnesota. An explosion of color pours through the negative spaces, A new edifice, designed to add to the glory … Continue reading
GOD’S HANDIWORK
In watching a Ken Burns documentary, one cannot deny the beauty of America’s landscape. Men have marveled for centuries over the bounty of beautiful places within our borders. The mountain men of old, explorers, adventurers, men of industry all had a part in … Continue reading
