Shadow Dancing. A Hummingbird Poetry Series.
Mornings at Blackwater Pond
A poem about “starting now,” by Mary Oliver. Curated by Lynda Bernard.
Shadow Dancing. A Hummingbird Poetry Series.
A poem about “starting now,” by Mary Oliver. Curated by Lynda Bernard.
A panacea for... EVERYTHING!
Albert Einstein used to nap every day. Need I say more? By Lynda Bernard.
Follow Tina Folks through the layered labyrinth of everyday living with her whimsical colored sketches and insightful commentary. “Just Folks” is an original Hummingbird art series.
Springtime and florals. Yes indeed, we are in for a treat.
Hummingbird Weekly Quote.
The words of Golda Meir, Former Israeli Prime Minister ring true today. Now more than ever. Curated by Sandra Novick.
Afternoon Reflection. Something drawn from literature, journalism, music, or conversation that could have meaning for you. By Barry Novick.
Remembering Dickey Betts and featuring "Blue Sky." Click thru.
Follow Tina Folks through the layered labyrinth of everyday living with her whimsical colored sketches and insightful commentary.
It's National Weed Day. Who knew?
“It stayed with me all these years…”
It’s funny how those memories stay with us, taking on more meaning than one could have imagined. A memory by Mary Ann DiLorenzo.
A search through the archives yields this beautiful post.
Dynamic shadows, lines, design, and focal points. By Alex Ferrone
Hummingbird Saturday Recipe. Recreating a childhood favorite.
Moist, chocolatey, and delicious, with no eggs or dairy! Recipe from Sandra Novick.
Some people thought viewing the eclipse on Monday in the NYC metro area was a bit of a bust…
Turns out it was pretty AWESOME. Featuring photos from photographer Jim Lennon.
Celebrating desserts, sweets and everything delicious!
Featuring Blueberry-Coconut Gelato by Tina Folks. A juried exhibition, at the FireFlyArtists' Gallery, Northport, LI. Exhibition Dates: April 12- May 12. Details and more within! Click thru!!
Shadow Dancing. A Hummingbird Poetry Series.
By Lola Haskins. Fear, real or imagined, “…something huddled in us all.” Curated by Lynda Bernard.