Fellow bloggers and long distance friends, Gray Summers (retired nurse, songwriter/musician, fan of all things vintage, and Johnny Depp) and Linda Lewis (watercolor sketch artist and weight loss inspiration to me) may LOVE this post! (Click their names to visit their blog sites.)

My high school friend Teresa Damron has retired from her nursing career and been drawing and sketching, with her most recent being watercolor sketches! I’ll share a couple of her exquisite animal sketches (yes, she works on commission too), and these fantastic bookmarks she’s now selling (though I do not believe she has a public facing website, yet):

Bookmarks for sale. –Teresa Damron via Facebook
Closeup. Bookmarks for sale. –Teresa Damron via Facebook
My comment on Teresa’s bookmarks Facebook post.
Artwork by Teresa Damron (Background of her Facebook page)
Pan pastels and colored pencils artwork by Teresa Damron
Teresa is starting to get known. I’ll let you know if she sets up a website.

It’s funny, because as soon as I saw Teresa’s post (about the bookmarks) on Facebook the other day I thought of Linda. When I’d first ordered something from Linda’s former Etsy shop (back a few years ago), she’d included a wood burned bookmark in the package as a gift! I loved it so much that I ordered several more, and eventually a few more pieces of her art. I still love each one and the tote I gave to my daughter with penguins on it. Wink!

Art often communicates more than words on how much we love the same things and connects us in sublime and subtle ways–perhaps more than we are consciously aware!

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Yours in consciousness-expansion as we evolve and revolve during our mystical awakening. All while doing-my-egoless-best, to take you on a limitless, spiraling thought ride to better health, through doing more with ease, to help us sustain the JOY in our lives! (With lots of Gratitude throughout.)

Sheila “Spiral Sister” Murrey

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5 thoughts on “An example of our connections: a high school friend (retired nurse now artist) offers watercolor sketches”

  1. Yes, I saw this wonderful post. Your friend is really talented, and I love her bookmarks, too. Thank you for the mention and the link. I wrote a comment to this before, but I don’t see it here now. I don’t know what happened that it didn’t post. Anyway, thanks a bunch, Sheila.

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    1. Yay, thank you so much, dear Linda. I don’t know what’s going on with comments on my pages either! I found one of your comments when I checked on my phone browser, but have not found it yet here to be able to reply. And for reasons that still escape me, I can’t reply from my phone–though I can reply on my phone to you on your blog posts. I’m sure it’s on my end of things, but for now, I have yet to figure it out. I’ll probably just have to reinstall Jetpack on my phone–though it had its own share of issues. LOL Go figure. Technology!

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