Monthly Archives: July 2009

I read an article about Deepak Chopra last night.  What a smug, self-righteous, frustrating man. He promotes Ayurveda, which is the ancient traditional medicine that can cure anything as long as you believe in it. Chopra is a multimillionaire celebrity … Continue reading →

I just returned from my Grandmother’s funeral.  She was 87.  This is a quick drawing I did in my sketchbook of my grandpa (89) when he fell asleep in his chair.  He and my Grandmother were married for 67 years.

Here’s an old piece.

I was cleaning off the desktop of my computer, and I came across a photo.  I’m not sure what it was from or for, but the girl in it was looking over her shoulder.  I liked the girl’s pose and … Continue reading →

Last week, President Obama and others at the G8 Summit agreed not to allow the Earth’s temperature to rise more than 3.6 degrees Farenheit.  The President is also in a constant battle to stop smoking.  I guess some carbon emissions … Continue reading →

This is an old picture I did for the Portland Blog.  We painted a bunch of pictures in tea.  This is one of them.  It felt summery and appropriate for July. Here’s another one just for kicks.

I’m going out of town this weekend and so I won’t be able to post until I get back on Monday.  Also, I’m sad to say that it appears yesterday’s post did not penetrate the Russian demographic as much as … Continue reading →

As you may know, I am desperately trying to get Russian readers for my blog, and I possess every confidence, that despite their infamous blog caution, they will attend my blog regularly, provided I post enough Russian-friendly-posts.  Then I’ll have … Continue reading →