I love to watch creative people. They are always busy with the most diverse activities. Creativity usually comes out on different levels. Often, but not always,  they are women. Both my grandmothers were real thousandpots, my Mom is a great chef, deserving soprano, all-time gardener and so much more. 
With all respect, gentlemen, I believe that women are creative by nature. We have to be.  Life pops out of us and it screams for our utmost attention and ingenuity.
It is the evidence itself therefore stripped of most of the glory.
Rosalyn Drexler is a good example. Just like Gina Lollobrigida, Elizabeth Lennie and why not (false modesty is no virtue) ME ! 

together on the photo: Norma Jean Baker from the American Girs Scouts (in 1939) and myself, the person who remembers her this way. 

and the good news is: it never ends.
There is always something going on, a new riddle to unravel or an old blunder waiting to be fixed. The learning process itself is not only fun. At some point there is always that pain point to overcome, when you have to cross the bridge from stupid, ignorant and awkward to ... eh ... less clumsy. That rarely works from the first time.
' Keep on trying ' is the spirit.

it does not always have to be ponderous and expensive.
It brings lightness so it must be ART

Pleasure without guilt is not available on the market, so, I fabricate it myself!
Following the advice 'Let your food be your medicine' I created a series of chocolates: 
​85% cocoa, only nuts, fruits and spices as filling and a little belgian savoir-faire!.
The square one of these beauties is for the gutsy connoisseur: it has chili, salt, sesame and poppy seeds.
​Tastes divine and devilish at the same time..