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Touring Above the Timberline

Arnie Fenner

Did you know that Dave Seeley filmed a tour of Greg Manchess' wonderful "Above the Timberline" show at the Norman Rockwell Museum way back in 2018? And that he's now put it Youtube so we can all see it? Me neither! Let's watch! [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=89SbppJqgn4[/embed]

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Find the Magic in Feeling Lost

Vanessa Lemen

May 23, 2024 - If you are feeling lost, then you have found something to paint about. Well, express it however you feel it. Paint, draw, sing, write, make music, dance. However you express yourself, just don’t dismiss this feeling. It’s a good sign. Find the magic in feeling lost. Feeling lost is a part of being human. It’s inevitable that we will feel lost at times. It’s the space that marks a plateau between where we were and where we’re going. Between knowing who we are and realizing we don’t know who we are, and beginning on a new journey of self-discovery. It’s a space to wander in, and an opportunity to rediscover ourselves. It’s a shift that signifies change, a time when momentum begins to roll in a new direction. Really, the word “lost” can take many…

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