There are many definitions for neighbourhoods. There is the geographic proximity of people who reside close to your dwelling. Last night at our neighbourhood association meeting we had the speaker, Stan Chung, come in to remind us about the strength that a social network can have. The resultant effect of many smiles, chats, contacts over hedges in the front yard leads to a sense of security and happiness.

It was good to be reminded.

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I don’t know if it was the time pressure or what but I found it was an experience in flow as I was working on it. I put the gesso on quite thickly and stroked the board two directions. The resultant surface looked like a canvas or linen canvas.

So neighbourhoods can be supportive, can offer inspiration and can be a place where the spirit can bloom. I am indeed lucky in the neighbourhoods that I “inhabit.”