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But how can you resist a place named MOMA? Lots of Picasso and Matisse. Yum!

I had un petit romance there. Very nice, indeed! The city wasn’t bad, either.

To do any thing at any time with any one, any how.

Rush!

Amazing..it’s as if you tripped into a time warp and were propelled back to 1880. You’ll find quaint Victorian cottages assessible only through the winding wooded paths, hiking/biking/riding trails to wacky sites like Governor Dick Tower and Dinosaur Rock, scenic swimming lake, an open air playhouse and an old-fashioned ice cream parlour. Very little has changed in those hundred years. Wow!

Those free spirits do it every year. While we all converge on a fabulous campsite at Paradox Lake, only a select few go to Heaven. They pack lunches and pile in the van to a mountain paradise where they take off their clothes and do the ‘skinny’. They say it’s bliss. I wish I was brave enough to go.

A fascinating space to unleash your creative spirit! There’s a cafe and comfy sofa area, a wood-burning stove, and tons of art supplies from paints and clay to metals and found objects, in an idyllic wooded setting with a pond. Studio sessions are open to anyone – intergenerational and multicultural, crossing gender, ability, and socio-economic lines. No stigmas and discrimination. They encourage only one label…artist.
Visit www.alchemyopenstudio.org