[NOTE: Friend Gary Sandman, of Roanoke Meeting in Virginia, has long been collecting and distributing short articles about artists and performers who are Quaker, or Quaker adjacent. His latest profile is of the longtime illustrator and artist, Edward Sorel. It was so appealing that with his permission, we are re-posting it here, with some addenda … Continue reading Guest Post: Profile of A Renegade Quaker Artist – Edward Sorel
But first, a pit stop in my home state . . . Onward to Palm Beach . . . . . . And a diversion from politics . . .
My sources are tireless . . . . Imagine the Feds this past Monday morning, search warrant in a back pocket, sweating in their suits and ties, but with rubber gloves up to the elbows, hands thrust deep in each of the Mar’s 477 (gold-plated?) toilets, searching fearlessly, searching relentlessly, thanking god no selfies were … Continue reading The first Time, this was a Spoof. This Second Time, It Could Be a Preview . . .
After Tuesday this week, I read about a political “earthquake” in Kansas. And a thunderbolt. Even a “tsunami.” Naaaah. What happened there was a real surprise, for sure. Maybe a game-changer? ? We’ll see. But the proper metaphor had to be what the hired man shouted to Dorothy and Auntie Em in the classic taught … Continue reading Kansas Kartoons & Updated Classics
