Growing Bolder Community

As Americans, it is only natural for us to root for the underdog. We rooted for David to beat Goliath, anybody to beat the Yankees, Appalachian State to stun Michigan University. We identify with the little guy, the common man, the person from humble origins who defies all odds and becomes a success. We are also a fickle people. When it looks like the little guy is getting to much publicity, or...

The "Phoenix Oneness Project" manifesting from dream into collaborative loveform. The Phoenix...

Two years ago I took up golf. Never in my wildest dreams did I ever think I would take up golf. Hitting a tiny ball into a little hole outside in the hot Florida sun did not sound remotely appealing. Besides, I already had a hobby that could produce as much frustration as any golf match- pottery!. Centering eight or even five pounds of clay on a potter’s wheel could exasperate a cat. In my...

This blog is excerpted from Ruth Hamilton's autobiography, "The Hamilton Saga," which she wrote at the age of 90. In part 1, we shared Ruth's chapter on meeting the son of the famous artist Paul Gauguin during a trip to Denmark in the summer of 1937. In part 2, Ruth has been invited to the studio of Jean Rene Gauguin, a sculptor for the famous Danish porcelain factory, Bing and Grondle. Up...