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It is summer and I so enjoy my gardens. I also love to paint in watercolor and have been inspired by some of the flowers in bloom. Here are the latest
I have been encouraged by friends to open an Etsy shop for some of my paintings, and other items that I create. I have always loved the creative aspect in life, started with my design career. But now I have a chance to go in a different direction and I would love to share it with you. My painting will be very reasonably priced, as I am not a professional, and will be unframed. That is something that was discussed on Facebook, and oh my... So, check it out and let me know your thoughts!
Exhibit at the Chiluly Garden & Glass Center in Seattle What a magnificent collection of art glass at this art center! Right next to the space needle is a must see! We were only in Seattle for one day, so we did one of our favorite things...a city tour. A city tour is always a great idea, even if you have several days. It gives you the highlights of the city, and also a lot of insight and history! Our last stop was the Space Needle and we decided to stop at the Chiluly Exhibit. Only one word for it AWESOME! The museum is small and has 2 main exhibits. Inside is a collection of different types and phases of Dale Chiluly's work. Outdoors was another exhibit shown in the gardens. For information about seeing one of the exhibitions go to: chiluly.com/exhibitions
Books I enjoyed reading To me reading is like taking a trip. It takes me on adventures, meeting new peole, seeing new places, and sometimes to a different time in history. Water for Elephants by Sara Gruen The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini Midnight in the Garden of Good & Evil by John Berendt The Paris Winter by Imogen Robertson Tis by Frank McCourt The Celestine Prophecy by James Redfield Memoirs of a Geisha by Arthur Golden Sastun by Rosita Aruigo
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