Friday, April 10, 2020
Friday, April 3, 2020
Look for the Silver Lining
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I have to give credit for today’s painting title to
songwriters Bud DeSylva and Jerome Kern. The lyrics may be a little corny but
nonetheless uplifting so I’m sharing them with you today. If you’d rather hear
them sung I’ve included links to two versions, the first sung in the 20’s by
Marilyn Miller and Alexander Gray and the second later in the 40’s by Judy
Garland.
Happy
Weekend!
Look
for The Silver Lining Lyrics
Look
for the silver lining
Whenever a cloud appears in the blue
Remember, somewhere the sun is shining
And so the right thing to do is make it shine for you
Whenever a cloud appears in the blue
Remember, somewhere the sun is shining
And so the right thing to do is make it shine for you
A heart full of joy and gladness
Will always banish sadness and strife
So always look for the silver lining
And try to find the sunny side of life
Will always banish sadness and strife
So always look for the silver lining
And try to find the sunny side of life
A heart full of joy and gladness
Will always banish sadness and strife
So always look for the silver lining
And try to find the sunny side of life.
Will always banish sadness and strife
So always look for the silver lining
And try to find the sunny side of life.
Friday, March 27, 2020
The Light in Rocky Times
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In these stressful
COVID-19 times, I’m especially grateful for my family, friends, and colleagues
even if I only see and hear them virtually via Zoom, Skype, etc. I know some of
my friends and colleagues are working very long hours to make sure that we can continue
to provide our classes and services to
our students, especially the ones facing difficult challenges. You truly are the light in these rocky times.
Thursday, March 19, 2020
Evening Glory
Thursday, March 12, 2020
What Endures
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The week has been filled with increasingly stressful talk
and measures connected to the corona virus, COVID-19. While I have been paying
careful attention to this as it impacts my job as a professor, I have been
trying to maintain some degree of perspective. What I don’t want is for this
understandably scary virus to be the only thing that I think about all day. So, I’ve been taking refuge in reminding myself of those things that endure. I’m
remembering the hypnotic sounds of the waves and the smell of the salt in the air
at a beach I visited recently. I’m focusing on the sound of the breeze blowing
through my budding trees in the backyard and the melodic spring songs sung by
the birds visiting my feeder. I am grateful for all of the beauty that nature
presents at this time of year.
Happy Weekend!
Thursday, March 5, 2020
Last Show of the Day
Friday, February 28, 2020
California Courtyard
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