Author Archives: Art for Housewives
The Diary of Opal Whiteley
“Our imagination is the instrument of knowledge.” Opal Whiteley Opal claimed to be the daughter of Henri, Prince of Orleans but, after a tragic accident, she was taken to Oregon and adopted by Ed and Lizzie Whiteley. Her new family … Continue reading
Post-It Day
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Entangled
Sometimes I feel fragmented like a part of me is here and another part of me is there. Nevertheless, I remained connected because I’m, you know, entangled. . .
Springtime Spaghetti for the Fall
My neighbor, Rod, told me I could raid his lemon tree. Immediately! Mr. Wolf then made this incredible pasta dish for the spring even though it’s September! . .
Making friends with a book
With so many people in the world, why should anyone ever be lonely? Ona Vitkus was a 104 year-old Lithuanian living alone in Portland, Maine. As a part of a community service project, an 11 year old scout went to … Continue reading



