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November 19, 2012

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Just another day at the Beach!

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MY Walking Observation

Leave your Tunes home!!! and say, Hello!

I just got in from my walk down along the beach... When I walk along the beach I just love the sounds of the oceans... I see a handsome man, I would like to say hello, but with his ITUNES going...not possible. I was at a traffic signal waiting for the walk sign to turn green, started a conversation with a young woman... OPPS!! She did not hear me, she has her ITUNES on.. I just can not figure this out...??? Yes, confused am I!!! We are at the beach...a wonderful place to be... Why not just leave those tunes at home and get in-tune to the oceans rhythm... It is music to my ears...It could be to yours as well.

Lunch with my 83+ year old dad...

Yesterday I drove to Hemet to take my dad out to lunch.. I must say, he always entertains.. He tells me a story about a gal he met on the Bus who has been very kind. The other day as she left the bus, she kissed him on the cheek. Well now, he wants to get on his bike and take a ride and go visit this gal. He is hot to trot...and this gal is my age...so he thinks.. He says," she isn't too young "....I said, " ya dad but you just might be too old ..." I must say, my dad had me in stitches...and as I dropped him off at his house after lunch...I had to say , "Dad! TOO much information!!!" My observation? You are never too old to admire a kind and good looking woman, especially one that has pretty red toe nails and pretty feet... LOL

Everything that was Old is New again!

This saying, "Everything that was Old is New again" was a saying an artist friend of mine use to say back in the 80's. I believe that to be true. In the early 80's I fell into painting on fabric. With my sewing and design background I created an line of all original resort wear. I created the patterns, cut, painted and sewed them up. I then went out and sold them. I got so busy at one point I had 5 home seamstresses and 3 sales reps with one gal helping in the office while I stayed busy cutting and painted. I love what I did even tho it was difficult and challenging but another saying, "If you do what you love you will never work another day". For me, that was true. I loved what I did and I did it 24/7 12-15 hours a day. This is NOT mine.. This was the trend in the late 80's Towards the end of the 80's the glitzy revolution hit and my simple pretty paintings were taking a back seat to that..... I just was not going there. I d

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