Starting in February and going into June, I made one small collage every day for the online 100 Day Project. Looking back on what I loved, learned, and made.

“Can we make more of the time that we have? Can we be more aware? Can we be more present?” "We don't allow ourselves to see death as a part of life, which it it's the one thing that we know is going to happen to everybody. Each and every one of us will experience it with ourselves and with everybody we love." —Ben Yalom Toward the end of the pandemic, my partner and I dealt with a lot of loss — our beloved dog, my 99-year-old grandmother, my partner’s mother, and also friends

Do we all have hidden potential? Do I? What might I still have time to learn about myself?

An interview with astrophysicist Dr. Michelle Thaller is full of concepts of modern science plus new ways to approach life.

"In his new book, What to Make of a Life, Jim asks readers to think about their own unique skills and natural gifts and to recognize the intrinsic value of major life transitions. He makes the distinction that what you are good at may be very different from what you are wired to do with your unique innate abilities and passions."

"My experience is that the way we all actually change, if we look at it, is little bit by little bit. You know, small steps taken consistently is the way that it happens." —Eric Zimmer

I have a quote hanging in my art studio/office that says "Being is always becoming." I'm not sure who said it — I first read it attributed to Buddha — but it hits me anew every time I look at it.