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When I think of Jude Tercero and Jerome Armijo’s woodworking, the first thing that comes to mind is love. While their hands guide the saws and chisels and paintbrushes, it is from their friendship and bond that the work emerges…. Continue Reading →
Mastery of anything takes time, practice, and most importantly, love. In my opinion, no one can master anything without a deep and loving connection to that when he or she seeks to master. Eddie Van Halen loved the guitar and… Continue Reading →
In my constant search for all that is good and strong and beautiful, I sometimes find things in unexpected places. I don’t usually place any hope in the tourist traps that Santa Fe puts on; but this year, I found… Continue Reading →
