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Monday, August 31, 2009

Whimsical, Colorful Art | Lindy Gruger Hanson Art and Travels Blog

Lindy’s artwork is amazing! Her paintings are colorful, whimsical and uplifting. She recently blogged about her show and new titles for her works. Make sure to stop by Lindy’s blog to see all her wonderful paintings.


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Monday, March 23, 2009

This is Just to Say

I was thinking about my mother, JoAnn, today and this was one of her favorite poems and one that she taught. It's a fun poem and I hope you like it, too!



This is Just to Say

William Carlos Williams

I have eaten
the plums
that were in
the icebox

and which
you were probably
saving
for breakfast

Forgive me
they were delicious
so sweet
and so cold

William Carlos Williams was a doctor, writing in his spare time. He came home late one night, hungry, after treating a patient. He found the plums in the fridge, ate them and left the poem as a note for this wife.

  1. Is Williams really and truly sorry for eating the plums?
  2. Is this really a poem?
  3. We welcome your own apology poem. Just insert it into your comment.

Your thoughts?


Saturday, April 12, 2008

The Massie Affair or Outrage on the Ala Moana Road Mixed Media Collage


The Massie Affair
Originally uploaded by Paper Fields
I made this collage some time ago upon reflecting on the events of the Massie Affair. A young white Navy wife, Thalia Massie, left a Honolulu party late on September 12, 1931. What happened that night triggered rape charges against 5 non whites, protests of innocence, and a trial in the media spotlight, with superstar attorney Clarence Darrow that all culminated in murder. Thalia Massie was from a prominent American family. Her mother was the niece of Alexander Graham Bell. At the time, this was a media sensation with William Randolph Hearst fueling the flames of racism.

What really happened to Thalia Massie? American Experience on pbs produced an insightful documentary on the Massie Affair. Visit my Etsy shop at Paper Fields where you can find out more and also purchase this mixed media collage .

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