We are officially green. After what seemed an eternity, the crabapple trees are blossoming (white! pink! red!), and we’re seeing the fresh, lime green leaves uncurl on the branches. Such a happy color—green. Don’t you think? Thought I’d share a couple of projects Liliana has been working on. First, her fairy garden. A […]
What Your Brain Does (and Doesn’t) Perceive
Stephen Hawking offered up a great analogy in his newest book, The Grand Design. You start with a goldfish in a bowl and a person outside the bowl. The person walks in a straight line, but the goldfish, because of its perspective, sees the person walk in a curved line. Whose reality is correct? Well, […]
Death Visions
I realize I’m trampling on “sacred” ground here. As you may or may not know, I’m doing research for a completely different novel (than the planned Noah novel, which sadly, I’ve put on the back burner for now). Recently, I had to read David Kessler’s Visions, Trips, and Crowded Rooms: Who and What You See […]
For My Fellow Math Geeks
Secret: I was a math major for two years. Well, that’s how long I lasted anyway… I began to crave live things (or at least things that had been living). I guess dead turtles and frogs and sharks, deep in the bowels of dissection labs, don’t count. But look! Isn’t it amazing how nature and numbers […]





