A pleasent evening it was. The crowd seemed small at first, but gradually filled the reception area. I had my demo set up to peak interest in my corner. seems I left with only half the stack of business cards I brought. I really set up a nice display(sorry I didn't photo that!)to show relief printing. Made two unexpected sales. Was just trying to get my cards out there. Kendall Arts Guild President bought my bird print, "Hunger" and a new fan of mine bought a print hot off the press of "The Flag" As I didn't have change for her twenty she paid me $15. in gold coins! Now what do I say to that? Lovely lady with gold, and what shall I do with it? Certainly it will go into inheritance coins for my children! Is it income if you don't spend it? It was a wonderful evening of entertainment. Wonderful classic guitar...little dancers...tongue in cheek play recittal...youth's composed music for summer musical...interpretive readings, really a wonderful array of local talents.
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Ok lady, I'm impressed for sure, It's so wonderful to witness your accomplishments. I remember you setting working on the plate of The Flag and some doubt about how it would look.. I see that it turned out well. Good for you and so happy for your personal progress. Cheering you on!!!
Its been lovely to watch you grow in your accomplishments. I remember where you were when we first met. You have come such a long way and I'm proud of you.
Hi Doris,
You are really sounding so much more confident with who you are. You are getting your art out there and I can hear your joy as you write this post here. I felt I was there at this cultural event, thanks for sharing your words and images. Gold coins how special is that, something for you to treasure and glad you had some pieces go to a good home! Wishing you many more treasures!
Looks like an exciting evening! And gold coins! Wow! I don't know much about that, but sure sounds good! Hooray!
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