It's a quiet, astonishing, ancient, and wild place. Still. As in, nothing really moves here other than the sky and shadows. Also still in...

Photo by Danielle Shull I have been traveling like a fat little bee lately, touching down to find my creative spirit pollinated by the...

I am remiss! It has been four long months since I did any sharing here but, you see, I got house-bound. Being a writer means being ok...

On this day of one of the world's most ridiculously successful retail sales ploys, let me speak to you of love. And baggage. As I chop my...

One of my favorite things about living in New Mexico is: road trips. I’m in love with the places I can be in just a few hours: Taos,...

Maria Chabot and Dorothy Stewart, 1933. Courtesy of the Maria Chabot Archive, Georgia O'Keeffe Museum Research Center I've always been a...

Maria Chabot on the cover of El Palacio Magazine, July/August 1994 The world-renown Santa Fe Indian Market is this weekend, August 19-20...

Georgia O'Keeffe, Black Place II, Courtesy Metropolitan Museum of Art One of the greatest things about moving to a new place is exploring...

You know those experiences that are so surreal, you're not quite sure if they really happened or not? This was one of those. I finally...

This morning I took my first steps into the house Maria built for Georgia. Trying to tidy my unwashed hair, I untangled a small chaff of...

Maria Chabot, Georgia O'Keeffe Hitching a Ride to Abiquiu, Ghost Ranch, 1944, © Georgia O'Keeffe Museum It is one of the most iconic...

I think a lot of farmers have love/hate relationships with farming. For the most part, it's nothing but hard work and frequently, the...

Maria Chabot in Mexico, 1933. Courtesy of the Georgia O'Keeffe Museum Research Center In March of 2017 I moved from Walla Walla, WA to...