When I realized that verbal and visual partnerships were what web sites are all about, I made one for my Fusion Surimono collections, Songs of Seeing, at https://www.songsofseeing.com . These are poems that avoid any mention of politics, for any age, gender, or ethnicity. We are coming to realize that Nature is healing. What if you cannot go out? Here are nature-themed works that have been enjoyed by people suffering from Traumatic Brain Injuries like the one I sustained. If you are dealing with cancer treatment fog, post Lyme fog, post Covid 19 and others stresses you might take a look at these, particularly the rehab suggestions.
Recently I completed a manuscript about how to make poems for my granddaughter Caroline. You can download it below.
Here on Deer Isle the month of January 2014 was designated as a Fun-A-Day with local artists of any medium invited to display their work at Haystack in February. I arranged the printouts from my digital work on a Japanese scroll for the exhibit. Truly multimedia WordPaint!
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The little girl sitting below the scroll reading on a phone sends the unmistakable message that smartphones and online connectivity are not just the future but the present.
When my fisherman friend needed a way to tell the world about his pioneering scallop farming in Penobscot Bay I made him this web site: https://www.penbayfarmedscallops.com. Because folks needed to know what to do with whole scallops as opposed to just the adductor muscle, I made 80-some recipes. Lucky us - whole scallops are delicious! Just look at this Penobscot Bay paella! A cookbook entitled Recipe Ideas for Sea Scallops-the whole idea is on the way.
