– Eleanor Roosevelt
Copyright Beth Parker Art 2012
I didn’t name this locust. ESP from Paint My Photo named it. Believe it or not, these colors really are the colors on that bug. I swear! Even the pink.
My friend Leslie White shared this site (Paint My Photo) on her blog recently. So of course I had to go see. If you click on the ESP link above, you can see the locust photo.About Eleanor Roosevelt
Eleanor Roosevelt, wife of president Franklin Delano Roosevelt, was a powerful political figure in her own right, crusading tirelessly for humanist causes. She was born in New York in 1884 and was orphaned young. After Franklin was struck by polio, she acted as his eyes and ears. She was central to the creation of the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which she considered her crowning achievement, and wrote numerous essays, including a long-running column called “My Day.” She died in 1962.
I just finished a book by Ms. Roosevelt where she talked about the years immediately following the President’s death. She was a remarkable woman. I’m sure I’ll be reading more of her books. –Beth
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