Saturday Sampler

There are different stages in a lifetime, each lived by a quite different person.  It is a shame that the person who finally achieves the lifelong dream cannot go back and present it to the wide-eyed child who first dreamed it.

Robert Brault

Wednesday Wildcard

 Anytime you hear the words, "The end justifies the means," you can be sure that something mean is about to be justified.

Robert Brault

Saturday Sampler

 To steal a moment from the sublime
And store it out of the reach of time
Is given perhaps to angels and saints
And lowly dabblers in pencils and paints.

"Winter Blues" by Joan Brault

From Thoughts On Art and Artists 

Wednesday Wildcard

 To pursue a means to an end, only to become satisfied with the means.  A definition of underachievement?  Or a definition of happiness!  

Robert Brault

Sunday Sermonette

 Parenting, too, is an art form -- its masterpiece being a child of confident self-esteem, although the artist's hand must be unsuspected, the masterpiece unsigned.

Robert Brault

Friday Flyer

 The thing about a garden, in contrast to so many other things you lavish attention upon, is that you can earn its love.

Robert Brault

Weekend Wildcard

  

The problem I find with material possessions is that their eyes don't light up when you walk through the front door. 

Robert Brault