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Author Archives: Lynda Philippsen
The Beautiful Begats
That’s what artists do–make us see the seemingly tedious and mundane anew. Continue reading
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Tagged Alvin Philippsen birthday, Arvo Part birthday, Fathers and sons
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A Week before Departure
Starting September 15, I’ll be hanging out in Japan. Continue reading
Ready for takeoff!
I’m fewer than 20 sleeps to lift off. (And yes, I still count sleeps.) After that, for 25 nights I’ll sleep in Japan. Continue reading
A Toast to Natural Gifts and Elegant Triumphs
I won’t bother with the backstory of getting fabric for an incredibly frustrating project. It’s simply too tedious to type except to say that pure pig-headedness, one of my natural gifts, prevailed.
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Happy 170!
Today’s musings mark one hundred seventy posts. As the number ends in a zero, I thought why not celebrate a little?
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Vancouver Ikebana 50th Anniversary Spring Show
What elegant beauty: evanescence and stillness poised at the intersection of nature, philosophy and art. Continue reading
A Victoria Vacay
Victoria and the Saanich peninsula offer all kinds of stuff I love to do: eat, drink, shop, attend concerts, and check out gallery exhibits. Continue reading
Scenic Spots in Japan
You really don’t need to look for Japan’s scenic spots. If you open to them, they find you. Continue reading
Dolled up or Dressed down: Beautiful!
All people (not just women) express numerous things about themselves through their fashion and grooming choices. Continue reading
MoshiMoshi Nippon #18: Tokyo Ginki
The central subject of MoshiMoshi Nippon #18 is Tokyo-Ginki, the silver craft of Kazuo Kamikawa, a 10th-generation silver artisan who inherited the name “Sosho” from his father. Continue reading
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Tagged Kazuo Kamikawa, MoshiMoshi Nippon # 18, Tokyo-Ginki
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