Maple Moonrise is the first Art Gown I’ve made in almost 2 years. She is inspired by and dedicated to my friend, Rebecca Budd.
Her Thank-you below moved me greatly.
If you’d like to read the original post first, just click on the banner below.
What a wonderful experience, to be thanking a thank you!
…. did a review for “nine black lives”, a book I wrote years ago, and anyone can read for free.
It is an honour to be reviewed by Debby, an excellent Memoir Writer. I was thrilled to pieces when I found out she was reading my book.
I have read Have Bags Will Travel & Fifteen First Times. Both are excellent reads. Just click on the titles to read my creative reviews. If you haven’t been to Debby’s blog, you are missing out!
You can buy Debby’s – D. G. Kaye’s books on Amazon!
Also wrote a wonderful review. Ada is a professional book reviewer, so I am way more than a bit appreciative. Ada and I got to know each other when she became a fan of my street art blog.
Ada recently went to Belgium and took some street art pics. Here are 3 below, and you can see more on her review of “nine black lives”
Ada has written 2 books. I have not read either, as I don’t have a kindle. They both look intriguing.
I know she’ll be uber busy in the upcoming future, as she is starting a new position in the world of writing book reviews.
Still, she has promised to hang out from time to time with us here on WP. I think she likes us.
Ada’s books in e format are available for free on Amazon. Check out her My Books page on her blog for more info.
Now that I’ve stopped the salty discharge from my eyes, I must thank 4 of my blog pals, Gigi, Holly, Beth and Dale for their sweet birthday wishes.
Holly – House of Heart wrote this beautiful poem for me. She used this photo and the song “Dance To the Music” by Sly & the Family Stone. The link is hot and will take you to the post!
Ascending the
Cantilever staircase as light
as a blizzard of feathers
her hair is the color of passion fruit gathered from a late summer orchard, her eyes as soft as butterfly wings lit high on pear shaped cheekbones.
She is a rhapsody,
a melody of mirth. With a wink
and a smile she invites us in to her world of silk and tapestry.
– Holly Rene Hunter
Beth used a pic of my new Art Gown.
Beth wrote:
you are an amazing talent
telling stories with your styles
making real life connections
between people in the realm of blogs
may you never stop creating art gowns, finding meaningful art in murals,
and being an incredibly creative and inspiring part of our story.
Click on the pic, and see Beth’s full post!
Dale – aka Thunder wrote:
For Our Lovely Sorceress, Resa
She sent fireworks & flowers, and a pic I drew of The gang of AGMs! Click on the drawing and see Dale’s full post!
Last but not least, the instigator – Gigi!
Gigi went all out with a Chicklet drawing (which is the header for this post), and pointing out how much I love animals:
She included my art on the guitar Tim made. However, the best part is I’m finally getting credit for my “Egg Dance”.
Click on the “Egg Dance” pic and see this wonderful birthday wish!
I am deeply touched by all who left birthday wishes on the Mush Heads’ blogs.
It’s overwhelming, and would take me days to answer you all in the comments. So this is for you and the Mush Heads. 2 bouquets of roses, and a photo of me taking a bath!
Much love to all!
Who ever thought the food industry could become a dangerous business?
We gotta eat, right?
I sit and think how grateful I am for everything so many are doing to keep life rolling along this very bumpy Coronavirus road.
Bakers still bake bread.
Deliveries need to be made to store, and direct to homes. Truckers with big rigs and drivers in vans are all more important than ever, now.
I’m thankful for First Responders: Firefighters, EMS & Police.
Thank you to farmers who must keep our food growing!
Public transportation is still running in Toronto, but there’s not a lot of riders, as people work from home a lot these days. 
Someone has to drive these things, and I thank them!
There’s more! Pharmacists, Sanitation workers, Postal workers, public works such as water, electricity and many I can’t think of right now….OH! the wine store workers. Thank you! Let me know in comments who I missed, and I will add them!
What’s that saying I hear a lot of these days? “We’ll all get through this, together!”
Pics taken by Resa – 2014 – 2020
Winnipeg and Toronto, Canada
Artists:
Hubert Theroux &
One end of a garage w/ a toucan near Bloor & Dufferin abuts a kid’s park.
Because of Street Art, in his post Casablanca. Artistic soul – Maciek makes a dedication to me.
Now, I properly thank Maciek of Nareszcie urlop & dedicate this post to him!
Pics taken by Resa, December 5, 2015
Toronto, Canada
Maciek, Thank you for thinking of me!
See you all on NEW YEAR’S EVE!
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