Category: Moving Pictures

• Playing on the Farm

  A silly little video 🙂

  Adrienne Morris

  November 15, 2021

  Adrienne Morris, dogs, Moving Pictures, Uncategorized

  Catholic Writers, Civil War fiction, Farm Life, plain catholic

• “You have not lived today until you have done something for someone who can never repay you.” John Bunyan

   

  Adrienne Morris

  November 8, 2014

  19th Century Art, Men, Moving Pictures, Quotes, Uncategorized, Women

  Art, collecting, Culture, generosity, Glens Falls, Hyde Museum, Life, purpose of life, Upstate New York

• Mary and Gretel 1917

  Adrienne Morris

  November 1, 2014

  inspirational, Moving Pictures

  animation, dolls, fairies.toys, vintage film

• Evil always wins through the strength of its stupid dupes; and there has in all ages been a disastrous alliance between abnormal innocence and abnormal sin. GK Chesterton

  Sometimes it’s hard to read history. We look back wringing our hands. If only! If only! I want to write about love and hope. I want to find people from the past to admire, but that is for another day. Today I sit at my computer having just milked my goats and fed my chickens.…

  Adrienne Morris

  October 6, 2014

  19th Century Art, Books I’ve Known and Loved, Evil Men, Moving Pictures, United States History

  Agenda 21, Books, Chaos, Darwin, good vs. evil, heroism, humanity, Oliver Wendell holmes, Politics, Population Control, Rosa Koire, social engineering, war, Winslow Homer

• Louisa May Alcott As She May Have Been

  http://www.louisamayalcott.org/

  Adrienne Morris

  August 9, 2014

  inspirational, Moving Pictures, Uncategorized, United States History, Women

  Books, Louisa May Alcott, orchard House, women, Writers

• A Case For Yaddo/ A Gift From The Trasks

  Adrienne Morris

  July 26, 2014

  inspirational, Men, Moving Pictures, Uncategorized, United States History, Writing

  Art, artists retreat, katrina Trask, Saratoga, Spencer Trask, Yaddo

• Still Loving The Engineers: Why The Brooklyn Bridge Is Great

  Adrienne Morris

  July 19, 2014

  Beautiful Images, inspirational, Men, Moving Pictures, United States History

  19th century, Bridges, Brooklyn Bridge History, David McCullough, engineers, inspiration, NYC, video, Washington Roebling, Wonders of the world

• Beautiful Saturday Documentary About An Amazing Woman

  After yesterday’s blog post I watched this completely delightful documentary you shouldn’t miss! Go on, watch it–you won’t be sorry.

  Adrienne Morris

  June 7, 2014

  19th Century Art, Beautiful Images, History, The Unknowable Past, inspirational, Moving Pictures, Women

  19th century, documentary, Evelyn Cameron, Fashion, Female Photographers, horses, Montana, Nature, Photography, The West

• British Lady Takes on Montana and Wins

  After taking in rich boarders (who often didn’t pay) and selling truckloads of vegetables Evelyn Jephson Cameron of England found a living taking pictures in Montana. After marrying her husband Ewen who her parents disapproved of they took their honeymoon in the West, 1889 and fell in love with the rough, majestic beauty of Montana…

  Adrienne Morris

  June 6, 2014

  19th Century Art, Beautiful Images, History, The Unknowable Past, inspirational, Moving Pictures, Women

  19th Century Women, american history, Art, careers, evelyn jephson cameron, Fashion, Life, Montana, Photography, The West

• Civil War Man Singing

  And why Ken Burns rocks:

  Adrienne Morris

  May 31, 2014

  Beautiful Images, History, The Unknowable Past, inspirational, Men, Moving Pictures, Writing

  Civil War, Civil War Veteran, documentary, Film Civil War Reunion, Ken Burns, Life, living history, Music They Listened To (in my novels), Soldiers, United States History