Tag: metaphor

  • How to Engage In Or Avoid A Political Conversation

    How to Engage In Or Avoid A Political Conversation

    So how do you respond when someone brings you into the conversation?  How do you answer when they ask you for your opinion or who you’re going to vote for? Sharon Schweitzer, an international etiquette expert, author and founder of Protocol & Etiquette Worldwide, says you have options. You don’t want to respond Keeping your…

  • Textile Artist Spins Wool Into Metaphors

    Textile Artist Spins Wool Into Metaphors

    Raw material: Wool. Operating mode: the hook. Nice, France textile artist Stéphanie Lobry frantically fashions her art with an unexpected yet satisfyingly fitting leitmotiv: feminism. A Teacher when she’s not at the loft, where she created and exhibited her works, Stéphanie Lobry is busy hanging a crochet. Entitled 1.8 cubic meter, “parce c’est la taille…

  • LGBTQIE And Ecosexuality

    LGBTQIE And Ecosexuality

    Beth Stephens & Annie Sprinkle “Life shrinks or expands in proportion to one’s courage.” -Anais Nin Nature is born of sexuality. The two are inextricable and inevitable partners. Where humans find fault with sex that does not suit their particular beliefs in what is right or wrong, nature transcends. There is no taboo in the…

  • It’s Break Up Season But Jewelry Helps Embark Your New Life

    It’s Break Up Season But Jewelry Helps Embark Your New Life

    There’s a reason Neil Sedaka’s “Breaking Up is Hard to Do” became a pop classic – because it’s true! But breakups can also be a time to reflect and embark on a new chapter in your life, says Jay Ryan. “Many people have been through a romantic heartbreak, which  can be among life’s biggest challenges.…

  • Nature’s Power Is Unleashed: Bold New Season At Boca Raton Museum Of Art

    Nature’s Power Is Unleashed: Bold New Season At Boca Raton Museum Of Art

    The power of nature is unleashed with two timely, powerful exhibitions at the Boca Raton Museum of Art for the new season. Both of these original shows ─ Maren Hassinger: Tree of Knowledge and Clifford Ross: Waves ─ will kick off the museum’s 70th anniversary season (on view November 5th – March 1st).  The museum is presenting both exhibitions together because the two…

  • Ancient Zen Story About Re-framing Failure Applies To Grant Applications

    Ancient Zen Story About Re-framing Failure Applies To Grant Applications

    When thinking about grant writing, it helps to first consider this story that tells about luck. In it, a farmer’s horse runs away and all his neighbors come by to say what bad luck this is. The farmer replies “maybe.” His horse returns and with it brings wild horses. The neighbors all say what good…

  • Fans Of 1960s TV Star Trek Should Be Aware of Star Trek Continues

    Fans Of 1960s TV Star Trek Should Be Aware of Star Trek Continues

    When the next episode of STAR TREK CONTINUES is revealed, science fiction fans will see a familiar face in a guest star role.  The new episode, titled Still Treads the Shadow, features guest star Rekha Sharma, perhaps best known to science fiction fans for her role in more than 30 episodes of Battlestar Galactica.  …

  • Letter To The Silo- Ways To Catch Wild Pigs Is How To Create Socialism

    Letter To The Silo- Ways To Catch Wild Pigs Is How To Create Socialism

    Dear Silo,  a thought to remember-  Marx said,”Remove one freedom per generation and soon you will have no freedom and no one would have noticed.” These are words to the wise, if you can understand what’s going on around you…. * There was a chemistry professor in a large college that had some exchange students in the class.…