The moon sits like a lamplight
All alone before night appears,
Let the constellations happen
Star shapes twinkling in the darkness
Like folded papers swirling
And spaced as butterflies
In the shadows of evening moonlight.
Poem, “Evening Moonlight,” and artwork, “Twin Stars,” by Marsha Solomon
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“Last night was the full moon,” Marsha Solomon says, explaining what inspired her poem and artwork.
Picture the trip for a second. You’re standing waist-deep in the ocean, or halfway up a trail, or watching the sun drop behind a skyline you flew hours to reach. And you’re just seeing it. No glasses fogging up or sliding down your nose, no contacts turning to sandpaper somewhere over the Atlantic, no tiny case to keep track of in a shared bathroom. In Manhattan, it’s a genuinely great reason to finally look into
You may notice the same lines appearing whenever you smile, frown, or squint at something in the distance. Over time, these lines can become more noticeable, even when your face is at rest. If you are starting to think about ways to soften them, Botox is an available solution worth exploring here in Lawrenceville, GA. Botox offers a non-surgical option for treating certain signs of facial aging. It works by relaxing specific muscles that cause
The tow truck hauls away the wreck. The glass gets swept up. Within a day or two, the intersection looks like nothing ever happened. Traffic flows, drivers rush past, and the world moves on like the crash was just a blip. For the person who got hurt, it’s a very different story. The bruises might fade on the outside while the pain, exhaustion, and worry keep going underneath. Bills start arriving, appointments fill the calendar,
As St. Patrick’s Cathedral on Fifth and 51st begins to fill up, there’s a palpable excitement at the presentation to come. The interior is darkened; candles align the aisle. It’s not a holy day and no religious event is about to begin.
Women often notice a sudden shift in their facial structure during their late thirties and early forties. The reflection in the mirror looks slightly different in a way that is hard to articulate. You see signs of collagen loss and volume loss that seem to happen almost overnight. The biological reality behind this sudden change is quite clear. The shifts align perfectly with declining estrogen and skin thickness. Estrogen receptors are abundant in the dermis;
“Last night was the full moon,” Marsha Solomon says, explaining what inspired her poem and artwork.
Picture the trip for a second. You’re standing waist-deep in the ocean, or halfway up a trail, or watching the sun drop behind a skyline you flew hours to reach. And you’re just seeing it. No glasses fogging up or sliding down your nose, no contacts turning to sandpaper somewhere over the Atlantic, no tiny case to keep track of in a shared bathroom. In Manhattan, it’s a genuinely great reason to finally look into
You may notice the same lines appearing whenever you smile, frown, or squint at something in the distance. Over time, these lines can become more noticeable, even when your face is at rest. If you are starting to think about ways to soften them, Botox is an available solution worth exploring here in Lawrenceville, GA. Botox offers a non-surgical option for treating certain signs of facial aging. It works by relaxing specific muscles that cause
The tow truck hauls away the wreck. The glass gets swept up. Within a day or two, the intersection looks like nothing ever happened. Traffic flows, drivers rush past, and the world moves on like the crash was just a blip. For the person who got hurt, it’s a very different story. The bruises might fade on the outside while the pain, exhaustion, and worry keep going underneath. Bills start arriving, appointments fill the calendar,
As St. Patrick’s Cathedral on Fifth and 51st begins to fill up, there’s a palpable excitement at the presentation to come. The interior is darkened; candles align the aisle. It’s not a holy day and no religious event is about to begin.
Women often notice a sudden shift in their facial structure during their late thirties and early forties. The reflection in the mirror looks slightly different in a way that is hard to articulate. You see signs of collagen loss and volume loss that seem to happen almost overnight. The biological reality behind this sudden change is quite clear. The shifts align perfectly with declining estrogen and skin thickness. Estrogen receptors are abundant in the dermis;
