Here is the new calendar again for your convenience. I don’t want to post the backside because Reader and Commenter Sharon doesn’t want to see any months in advance. If you want to see it, email me and I’ll send you the picture of the back. It is $15 including mailing and tax until November 1. Then it is $20 including mailing and tax. This is the link that works.
This is the new coloring book. It will be $20 and isn’t here yet. You may order it now if you don’t mind waiting until sometime after November 8 for me to ship it to you. Here is the link to the page where the book will be available.
Images of Home will be a solo show at Exeter’s Courthouse Gallery, full of my oil paintings and pencil drawings. I will also bring calendars, coloring books, note cards, wildflower books, and Wilsonia books. The gallery hours are 12-4 on Saturday and Sunday. I will be there on Fridays to keep the place open, but don’t know what hours. The opening reception will be Sunday, November 14 from 2-4. I will continue to tell you about this until you want to unsubscribe or email with concerned notes about my repetitious blogging. The particulars about the show are here.
Finally, this is what I saw when I walked back to the house from the studio one evening last week.
Sure beats smoke, eh?
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You are so kind and accommodating! (I haven’t even opened the mailing envelope–not until January!)
That first photo of the mountain, it looks just like a sparkling gold nugget peeking up from the dirt. Aren’t sunset scenes awesome?!
(signed) Commenter Sharon
Commenter Sharon, I taped a piece of paper over the backside of your calendar so you will be able to pull it out of the envelope without fear of a premature revealing of all the months.
Oh how I wish I could pop in and see you, look at everything in person … and of course buy some notecards!!!! The coloring book looks fabulous. Remember when I sent some to Rwanda? Love the paintings of the valleys- what a gift you have.
Anne, I wish you could pop in too! I had forgotten about the Rwanda thing – thank you for the reminder.
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