“Somewhere within all of us is a wordless center, a part of us that hopes to be immortal in some way, a part that has remained unchanged since we were children, the source of our strength and compassion. This faint confluence of the tangible and the spiritual is where art comes from.” —Richard Schmid, excerpt from Alla Prima
Specialty Kitchen Shop Shares Abundant Recipes in New Cookbook. Cookbook serves recipes that are “tasty and quick.”
Specialty Shop The Abundant Kitchen Brings Art to the Heart of the Home. Specialty store serves as still life gallery for local artist.
Villaume-Driscoll Gallery Opens in Spring Park. Gallery offers a friendly abode and versatile pieces.
Autumn Garden Guide to Perennials. Gardener shares strategies on how to divvy up your perennials this fall.
Schroeder's Guiding Service Talks Muskie Season. As lake waters cool, fishing can heat up.
Custom Stone Fountains Add Focal Point to Gardens. Tonka Bay Fountains creates art from pure nature.
The No-Show: A Flighty Valentine's Date. Something in Common.
Herbs are one of my all-time gardening favorites because most of them continue to grow and produce all season long. I’ve taken to growing more than I can use because I love their appearance; I even grow some herbs only for their blooms.
Earlier this year, I had the opportunity to visit Washington, D.C., and one of my sons. Talk about a full menu of things to see and do! When I’m there for any stretch of time, there are a few places that I enjoy visiting time and time again, and this includes the National Gallery of Art. (The Saint Louis Art Museum in Forest Park is also a favorite of mine.)
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