I have for you some chocolate covered strawberries.
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While you are making a choice on which one you will munch, before passing the plate along, let me show you the tulip I found in my garden yesterday.
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Between showers I grabbed my garden gloves.
Put on my hiking boots and began turning the sod.
While I was working the soil I thought about spring. I thought about summer and I thought about the business of creativity. You see, I have accepted a first right of refusal for the oil painting “East Point Cliffs.” My first participation in the BC Ferries showcase has netted a sale for a canvas print of “witness.” I have 100 beautiful cards ready in little envelopes for the farmers market this summer and more canvas photo prints arriving any day. Then there is the deciding of how many books to bring for the book reading of Leading Raspberry Jam Visions and Mona’s Work with Mayne Island writers at the Overleaf in Victoria Saturday April 24th. Plus, my solo art show “Sea, Land and Time” with the local Arts Council is confirmed for “September 2nd to 22nd. Is it any wonder I am turning over the business of creativity as methodically as each shovel of sod?
I am sure glad you enjoyed those strawberries.
Sprout Question: What does the business of your creativity taste like?
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