Keswick Massage Therapy

11/23/2024

09/26/2024

What a beautiful day today! Make it count!

09/22/2024

You just never know what the day will bring and may it bring you love, joy, peace, kindness, forgiveness, happiness, prosperity!

05/11/2024

Oh the glorious sounds or the birds today. May our hearts be lifted up!

05/10/2024

Feeling strong today? Go ant go!

02/15/2024

Fish tale!

01/26/2024

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01/23/2024

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01/23/2024

This is the best review I’ve ever had and I thought I would share it today. I don’t know where it’s actually posted but I took a screenshot of it and here it is.

01/19/2024

Just imagine the ability to render solid stone transparent. Giovanni Strazza possessed this incredibly rare artistic talent. His masterpiece, "The Veiled Virgin," carved from flawless Carrara marble, stands as one of the most astounding achievements in the history of sculpture.
Strazza's mastery of the "wet drapery" technique carried on the tradition of other Italian sculptors like Giuseppe Sanmartino, who, a century earlier, had crafted mesmerizing marble veils, exemplified by the renowned "Veiled Christ."
This artistic tradition can be traced back to earlier sculptors, including renowned Renaissance artists such as Michelangelo, as well as the ancient masters from Greece's Hellenistic era, who were celebrated for their intricate depictions of fabric folds.
However, in the mid-19th century, Strazza pushed this technique to its limits. The delicate, layered effect he achieved allows the observer to distinctly perceive Mary's facial features through the translucent veil while simultaneously creating the illusion of weightlessness.
The process of how he transformed solid stone into something so soft and fluid, using only basic hand tools, remains a profound mystery.

01/13/2024

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01/11/2024

I haven't been very active with this page but I see some people have been visiting it. That makes me happy and want to try to be more engaging here. I watched this video today from a while ago but I became inspired and I hope it inspires you too. Be inspired to begin loving the newly conceived babies, the newly born babies, the growing toddler and so on all the way to the end. I love my job that can help everyone manage stress and care for themselves to be the best us we can be.

Mary Gordon shows a Roots of Empathy classroom and baby in action, explaining how together they help break cycles of intergenerational violence.