Sketching at the train museum today, I was immediately enchanted with the Chicago Aurora & Elgin 309. I loved the green stained glass windows, the periwinkle blue slats, complimented by a soft grey, and the colorful signs: Sunset Lines, Fox River Valley to Chicago Suburbs.
However, this was the car they were running for rides today, […]
Read More...Filed under: Being a Reinventer, Adventures of a Reinventer, Lynne's Reinvention Journey on May 31st, 2009 | 1 Comment »
One day recently, I was coming home from an afternoon out, and as I jumped out of my car to get the mail, I was greeted with a remarkable sight.
It was a sculpture made of very fine hemp twine and flower blossoms:
It literally took my breath away. I was startled awake, stopped in my […]
Read More...Filed under: Adventures of a Reinventer, Four Principles of Reinvention, Lynne's Reinvention Journey on May 20th, 2009 | 4 Comments »
Went to the Railroad Museum to sketch and had one of those extraordinary experiences of seeing with new eyes.
There’s scrap heap that sits between the Electrical Substation and the Diesel Locomotive Restoration Shop.
I’ve walked by that scrap heap many times, but yesterday, something about that heap caught my eye. The play of light, the […]
Filed under: Being a Reinventer, Adventures of a Reinventer, Lynne's Reinvention Journey on May 18th, 2009 | 3 Comments »
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