Benches are a welcome relief in the midst of shopping. And sometimes – when you are very lucky – you meet a kindred spirit.
Cinco de Mayo
Today is Cinco de Mayo. There will be dancing in the streets, parades and banners, delicious and spicy foods. So today I celebrate by remembering the warmth of a Mexican vacation where turquoise waters, vibrant flowers and exotic drinks came together. And the butterflies – the beautiful, beautiful butterflies…
Her jacket pockets turned inside out…
Her jacket pockets turned inside out releasing fears of the color blue…
There’s a story here – not certain what it is, but it interests me. Art is around us, created when we’re not looking. The words appeared mysteriously under the Cambie Street Bridge the week of April 26th. Remnants of equipment were left behind to tease the imagination According to the Vancouver Public Space Blog it is called an intervention and identified Eli Horn and Jordan Bent as the artists. I’ll be following the narrative…stay tuned!
Intervention under Cambie Street Bridge
Moments That Take Your Breath Away!
Emily Dickinson wrote: “The soul should always stand ajar, ready to welcome the ecstatic experience.”
I’m sure Emily Dickinson had tulips in mind when she penned those lines –
Lady Budd – Celebrating May 1st!
The Yellow Door That Asked Me to Honk!
Welcome! I’ve always liked the sound of that word. It means I am invited to be part of the conversation. I came across this sign which states, quite clearly, that I was welcomed. But to enter I had to honk. Here’s the part that struck me – you need the right communication tool to take advantage of a welcome.
The Art of Taking Tea
The art of taking tea is enjoying the company, even if the only company that you have is yourself. Sometimes, those are the best conversations!!! Every morning, I make myself a cup of Chai tea to welcome a new day.
Lady Budd 
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