at Sky Harbor Airport
in Phoenix! No lines! WooHoo!
I was then greeted at home by these lovely ATCs I requested from
Cynthia in North Carolina.
a surprise I won in a lucky draw raffle giveaway
from Cheryl in Utah.
Also tucked away was this lotus beauty from Marianne in the Netherlands. I have such a lovely, lovely collection of her cards... I must remember one of these day to post them all together for you to see!
Then from the east coast and the artistic hand of Laurel
these sweet little tassels arrived...
crows and all on the envelope with a little note
on one of Marianne's mandala cards.
I love how our art treasures
sometimes travel full circle in our lives,
don't you?
...And last, but not least...
...a heartfelt postcard from my 7 year old twin neices
while on vacation in Hawaii!
Oooooh MY!
What a delightful homecoming indeed!
Now I am off to post, and draw, and paint, and trade, and visit,
and catch up with all of you.
Thanks for "sticking around" while I have been gone! :)
10 comments:
It is time of migration. Good to see that you arrived home safely.
The photos off the wing of the plane are breathtaking. The colors in the first one, oooh, those blues!
That's a nice pile of loot to come home to ;)
Welcome back!
Oh yea, you are home and back to AZ. Just like the geese-head south-we are leaving tomorrow with a short layover by my daughter than serious driving starts Sunday!!
Lovely collection of new art from old friends...
Great fun stuff to greet you when you arrived. An empty baggage claim is indeed a good thing. I've been in many a crowded one where I can barely squish through to get my one little bag.
Welcome back to your home in the west. We really need to plan a sketching trip in your neck of the woods. Perhaps in the spring, yes?
yahooo you're back jack! so glad. and i love that postcard from the nieces best!
Don't you love seeing the ground from the air? I'm enjoying seeing all the exchanged art you are getting in the mail. What treasures!
What a load of goodies were waiting on your return!
That's home coming!
How nice to have mail like this awaiting your homecoming. Helps one settle back in easier. I especially like the postcard from your nieces.
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