Love | found objects creative found objects creative A creative communication blog Skip to content Home About me Consider it Do it Gluten-free It Play it Read it Category Archives: Love ← Older posts A Tiny, Fierce Light That Lives On Posted on July 31, 2022 by aamontgomery Celebrating the indomitable spirit of my sister Lisa Stanley. Continue reading → Posted in Autobiographical, Beauty, Blooming, Books, Childhood, Courage, Family, Love, Tribute, Women, Wonder | Tagged cancer, Covid, Darcus Montgomery Allen, Father's Day, Knoxville, Lucinda Franks, memoirs, Pulitzer Prize, Robert Marganthau | 1 Comment A Wildflower Running Free Posted on June 27, 2022 by aamontgomery A tribute to my dear sister, Lisa Allen Stanley, who passed away on Father’s Day, June 19, 2022, at the too-age of 63. Continue reading → Posted in Autobiographical, Blooming, Childhood, Courage, Dance, Family, Freedom, Knoxville, Love, Tribute, Uncategorized, Women | Tagged Cades Cove, Church Street United Methodist Church, Island Home, Lay Packing Company, Lisa Stanley, Pat Summit, South High School, Stanley's Greenhouse, Tennessee Theatre, Tom Petty, UT College of Human Ecology, UT Medical Center, wildflowers, Woodlawn Cemetery, Ye Olde Steak House | Leave a comment Remember Who You Are Posted on April 30, 2022 by aamontgomery Knowledge of our ancestors, the people who made our lives possible, guides us and helps us remember who we are. Continue reading → Posted in Autobiographical, Childhood, Dementia, Family, Knoxville, Love | Tagged Carroll County, Darcus Montgomery, Darcus Nickaline Montgomery Allen, Dementia, love, Remember Who You Are, Roy Rotha Allen, The Ireland 2022 Census, The Ireland Census, The New York Times, Zolani Mahola | 6 Comments We Are the Real Countries Posted on March 31, 2022 by aamontgomery We ARE the true countries. Not the artificial borders drawn on maps. And we do not live for ourselves alone. Continue reading → Posted in Autobiographical, Happiness, Ideas, Love, Photography | Tagged Michael Ondaatje, The English Patient, Thomas Merton | Leave a comment The Victorious ‘Yes’ Posted on December 31, 2021 by aamontgomery May my sister Lisa continue to transcend the sorrows of this world, may her strong spirit continue to soar. Continue reading → Posted in Autobiographical, Courage, Family, Freedom, Ideas, Love | Tagged Lisa Allen Stanley, Lisa Stanley, Pat Head Summitt, Stanley’s Greenhouse | 12 Comments Holes Let the Light Shine Through Posted on November 30, 2021 by aamontgomery Do our imperfections and vulnerabilities allow more light to shine through? Continue reading → Posted in Autobiographical, Backyard Nature, Beauty, Courage, Family, Happiness, Home, Ideas, Love, Op/Ed Thoughts, Photography, Screen, Wonder | Tagged Acadia National Park, Juliette Binoche, Lexington, The New York Times Style Magazine | Leave a comment The Garden Within Posted on September 30, 2021 by aamontgomery We have a new little one expected to enter our family and world in February 2022. May he be safe. May he find his way in this complicated 22nd Century. May he find his bliss. Continue reading → Posted in Autobiographical, Backyard Nature, Beauty, Blooming, Childhood, Creativity, Family, Happiness, Ideas, Love, Wonder | Tagged Covid, East Tennessee, Frank Cabot, gardens, Les Quatres Vents, The Gardener, The Gardener documentary | Leave a comment Your Timeless Smile Posted on February 28, 2021 by aamontgomery A letter written to my 3 year old grandson Lincoln. Continue reading → Posted in Autobiographical, Childhood, Courage, Family, Happiness, Home, Knoxville, Love, Wonder | Leave a comment Signs of the Times Posted on June 29, 2020 by aamontgomery Wherever I go, I have taken photos of signs and other public communication devices that have grabbed my attention for their brazen wackiness, weird points of view, or kernels of wisdom. Here are my favorites. Continue reading → Posted in Autobiographical, Beauty, Courage, Creativity, Happiness, Ideas, Knoxville, Love, Screen, Style, Travel, Uncategorized, Women | Tagged Audrey Hepburn, Berea College, British suffragettes, Kentucky, Knoxville, Knoxville Zoo, Lexington, London, Marilyn Monroe, pigeons, Seattle, St. Martin, Suffragettes, Tennessee, The Tube, UNICEF | Leave a comment A Larger Canvas for Our Tiny Boats Posted on April 30, 2020 by aamontgomery When history takes charge, our stories are rewritten in a heartbeat. But history is not the only force of nature. 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