Holiday News 2023
Hello Friends,
I went through the arduous task of removing emails from my list that I believed were no longer working or people who had said they no longer wished to receive my newsletter earlier this week. If you no longer wish to receive my newsletter, please let me know! Hopefully I’ve managed my list better this time! Having said that, I can hardly believe that it is November 30 and that this year has sped past so quickly. I am having that “end of year” feeling – for me, it’s a mixture of sadness of all that has passed away in this past year (and friends who have passed away) and hopefulness of what the coming year may bring. I’m feeling especially reflective because I turned 60 this July and that in itself was such a landmark. Most of you are probably aware of the Open Studio event my studio cohorts and I are hosting this weekend at Coleman Artist Studios. If not – and if you are available – I hope you will stop by and say hello, either Friday evening 12/1 from 4 – 7PM or on Saturday between 11AM and 5PM. We are located at 142 Quick Street in Phoenixville, PA. I will have some special holiday wares such as notecards and handmade ornaments available in addition to my usual art!
I will also be selling holiday items at the Solace Farms Holiday Event on Saturday, December 16 from 2PM to 6PM. Solace Farms is located at 1218 Kimberton Road, in Phoenixville, PA. They are in a beautiful old Victorian era building, and there will be many other fun vendors there, so please check it out!
I am pulling together a schedule of classes for 2024, beginning with a six week Tarot class on starting on January 7. I will send another newsletter with my complete list of 2024 dates in another two weeks. I plan on hosting many events at my studio this coming year, so I hope to see many of you there! This year, I have much gratitude for all of you. Thank you for all of your follows and likes on Social Media, and for being supportive of artists and small businesses! Brightest Blessings, Helena
Đọc “Holiday News 2023”, tôi chú ý nhất đến cách bài viết gợi lại không khí cuối năm và những câu chuyện thường được nhắc trong dịp nghỉ lễ. Đang nghĩ về việc mọi người hay tìm trò giải trí nhẹ lúc rảnh, tôi nhớ từng nghe bạn bè nói qua về SUNWIN trong mạch chuyện game bài đổi thưởng, nhưng bản thân chưa dùng nên cũng không có nhận xét cụ thể. Liên hệ này chỉ làm tôi thấy phần tin về kỳ nghỉ gần với sinh hoạt đời thường hơn, chứ bài viết không đi sâu vào chủ đề đó. Đọc xong, tôi vẫn ấn tượng với không khí tổng thể của mùa lễ.
Bài tổng hợp tin cuối năm đọc cũng vui. Tết ai cũng bận, tin kiểu này giúp nắm nhanh chuyện gì sắp diễn ra thôi. Hôm qua họp mặt cơ quan, mọi người ngồi bàn tán đủ thứ chuyện dịp cuối năm, có anh đồng nghiệp kể chuyện thằng cháu nhà nó chơi game bài, nhắc tới SUNWIN, rồi câu chuyện lại chảy sang chuyện quà Tết. Đọc bài này tôi lại nhớ đến buổi đó. Giờ nghĩ thì năm nào cũng vậy thôi, tin tức cuối cùng chỉ là cái cớ để người ta có thêm lý do ngồi lại với nhau nhiều hơn trong những ngày giá lạnh.
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