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Hugs and Kisses

I sold the Art with a Heart Piece today! Yay! Yes, I'm tooting my horn. I have not had an Etsy sale in a while. So, that made my day. I am working on some other similiar pieces. Here is one that I just listed. I used a Florescent pink with this one and it is so bright and fun. XOXO! That is something that my friend "M"signs all of her lettersl, cards, and notes with and I love it.
She inspires me. I'm also working on a piece much like these that is more on the side of Mother's Day. I am using hues of yellow and I will probably have it ready tomorrow. I know, I should be soldering my heart out. It makes me think of nursing school. My house was never cleaner than when I was in nursing school. I am a horrible procrastinator. If I had tons of homework, I found more excuses to not do it such as cleaning the oven or doing laundry. I hate deadlines and rigid instructions....I'm a rebel without a cause huh? Heehee


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Debbie said…
I love your art and I would so buy it all if I had the money!
9:12 PM
Pocket Full of Prettys said…
Yippie, congrats! I love the new piece too! Can't wait to see one in person! Love ya, keep up the great artist creative work!!! Renea
10:06 AM
Carolyn said…
ooo this is so happy and sweet and funky!
i read a couple of posts down about your drought in West Texas. You guys have been havin such mild weather and we are getting the cold (it's 10 degrees outside as I type) and snow snow snow!

I'll pray for some rain for you!
10:33 AM
Lisa said…
Congratulations! that was fast...your new piece is so cute. Love it. see ya next week. lisa
2:10 PM
Anonymous said…
CONGRATS on your sell! I am so happy for you! Love the pieces of your heart! Love you, Rhea
11:23 PM
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