We know what most of you are thinking, but there's another four letter word that begins with "F". Tirza Shelton guides us through what that word entails through our lives and inspires the possibilities if we don't succumb to it.

Robert Oppecker thought he was just recording the process of his wife's amaryllis as it grew and bloomed. However, as he looked at the photos he was taking, and noticed the background as well, the series became a visual metaphor for connections to the past, to family, and to what is to become.

Paula Asbell has done several PK's. When the announcement went out for our next PKN, Paula's 9 year old daughter, Macy, wanted to give it a try. Here she shows us how she is using art and drawings to compensate for her dyslexia in creative ways, and to boost her confidence in the world.

Martin Mathes is lobbying you to find your hobby, whatever it might be. After retirement, he tried a of hobbies and settled on stained glass. Our venue was perfect for his presentation as it featured some of his stained glass in the windows.

You might not become a virus expert in 6 minutes and 40 seconds, but I guarantee you will learn enough to impress your friends and colleagues. And I dare say you will never look at viruses the same again.

This presentation is a continuum of some of Lulu De Panbehchi's previous PK talks. We have seen her journey through chemotherapy as interpreted through her photography, her outlooks on life and her work at the time, and now her perspective on life after breast cancer. One thing is obvious, Lulu is a positive spirit.

Dale Weiss is an avid photographer, albeit as just a hobby. One cold day in Washington, DC he realized he actually had a method to his madness. This presentation is 6 minutes and 40 seconds of Dale rambling on about that discovery, with a diverse collection of some of his images.