Author Archives: Andrea R Huelsenbeck
I’d Rather Be Dancing Greek Folk Dances
Opa! The Greeks are a very passionate people, and it comes through in their dances. I’ve posted about Greek dances before. Zorba the Greek: There’s a Greek Orthodox church in the next town from us, and they hold a Greek … Continue reading
Review of Leonardo da Vinci by Walter Isaacson
It took me more than four years to finish this book. Not that it’s boring—it’s the opposite of boring! Walter Isaacson built relationships with some of the foremost authorities on da Vinci and researched this book meticulously. He produced a … Continue reading
Memorial Day Wisdom
This is the day we pay homage to all those who didn’t come home. This is not Veterans Day, it’s not a celebration, it is a day of solemn contemplation over the cost of freedom. ~ Tamra Bolton As we … Continue reading
What Happens to Your Blog When You Die or Lose Interest in it?
One of my friends passed away in 2020. Shortly thereafter, an imposter hijacked one of her writing blogs. She reformatted it, put her own likeness (or who knows, maybe it’s even a false likeness) on it, and took credit for … Continue reading
Video of the Day: Foggy Morning Breaking
Banjo joy!
Meet Judy Eidsvaag, Author and Illustrator
When I was teaching music, every year I collaborated with the third grade teachers to put on a patriotic program for Veteran’s Day or Memorial Day. One of the those teachers was the very creative Judy Eidsvaag, who designed easy-to-make … Continue reading