This is a retrospective from a while back when our lives were enhanced by the simple tranquility of two cats in the yard!
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This is a retrospective from a while back when our lives were enhanced by the simple tranquility of two cats in the yard!
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A precious capture of a juvenile/mother relationship: early independent flight, motherly reprimand and reward.
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A flashback to an experience we shared on vacation two years ago.
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As one of history’s creative luminaries, Vincent van Gogh, the Dutch post-impressionist painter, fit the irony linking talented genius with mental affliction, (as so well discussed in a recent article by Nancy C. Anderson, “The Atlantic” magazine, July/August 2014.) In his last days, at the age of 37, van Gogh resided in a small one room apartment above Auberge Revoux, an inn in rural Auvers-Sur-Oise, France, about 27 km NW of Paris. During the brief seventy days spent there in 1890, he was artistic greatness…..but dealing with demons, eventually resulting in his probable suicide that spring.
In September of 2012, Jeanne and I had the privilege of visiting this very special place, the experience intensified by gloomy weather befitting its historical nature. Below is a photographic taste of that day – a side tour from our Avalon Seine River cruise.