Timothy Olson

SUSAN REYNOLDS – PAINTER – sERIES IX

The goal of my paintings is to lead the viewer into my world of nature thru abstracted images. I paint because I love the process, from color, composition, line, form and intuition. I approach my work with passion and creative choices.

Landscapes, birds and animals are my current subject matter. As I paint I commune and connect with nature. In the beginning I draw what I see and it becomes what I feel.

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“GRAVLAX IS GOOD FOOD” By Alan Olson

As I approached my 60th birthday, I started thinking more and more about what I wanted to do when I retired. I was taking that line from a Tom Petty song to heart: “I don’t know, but I’ve been told, if you never slow down, you never grow old.” The only thing I made clear to Janeen was that I wasn’t going to be sitting on my butt when retirement came around. I’m a life-long learner and that wasn’t going to stop at retirement. So I started planning for a challenge and some adventure.

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“I WANT TO AGE LIKE SEA GLASS” by Bernadette Noll – contributed by Lee Lageschulte

A day spent beachcombing with the ocean’s surf a few yards away,  the horizon in the distance and rocks, pools, sea creatures and driftwood at our feet is always a day well spent. And then occasionally to find a treasure – sea glass! to hold the glass in the hand . . .

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A MEDLEY – DICK BERHOW’S ART WITH WOOD – From peggy Lincoln

Dad made beautiful American Girl Doll cabinets for both of his granddaughters, along with a work desk that had a pull out board. He used to sit at that and work on his stamp collection.

He made all kinds of beautiful cribbage boards using different woods to make patterns in the boards. They made wonderful gifts! He made just a few of the game boards as gifts. 

My brothers and I were talking this morning and Joel brought up his time as a beekeeper! He had some hives out in their back yard and he harvested the honey. He did that until he got stung so many times, he became allergic!

Like I said, he was a busy man.

Peggy

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DICK BERHOW – “A LIFE WELL LIVED” – By Peggy Lincoln

Peggy Lincoln writes about her father and relative for many of us, that Dick Berhow, “… was loved by many and had a life well lived.” Peggy adds, “It makes me smile and warms my heart to know that his spirit is in so many places.” Your heart will be warmed by this special tribute for Peggy’s father.

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