-i just opened an Etsy shop & will be adding more to it soon!

-i have several original works for sale at Eclectic Home Goods in the North End, Boston.

- i will be hanging new works at Coffee Obsession’s Falmouth location during September.

- check out The Artisan Salon website for photography by ben and myself!

-the mosaic mural is complete and has been installed on the Shining Sea Bikeway in Falmouth, MA. Sarah E. Murphy wrote more than one article for the Falmouth Bulletin about the mural project.

- visit the beautifully renovated main branch of the Falmouth Public Library, reference room, to view my literary based multi-media canvas panels!

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Wisha is a Gaelic term, from “más ea,” that doesn’t translate simply into English.  An exclamation, often used at the beginning of a sentence, alone or in conjunction with Yerra, it means  “If it be so,” Well, well,” “Indeed…”

In the autobiography of Peig Sayers (Talbot Press, 1983), Peig is smoking her pipe when the  cat and chickens end up in a big row.  Startled, she drops and breaks her pipe in the melee.  When her friend spots the shattered pieces he says,

“Wisha, that’s instead of some harm to your health, my good woman!”