Dear Eric, I am always so refreshed and inspired during and after reading your Sunday Coffee chats. Thank you for opening up and sharing your world. Mine is such a better place. BTW especially appreciated the invitation to EXPO while you were on the treadmill. Can’t wait to attend another event soon.
I always look forward to my Sunday Coffee. It always puts me in a good mood, lifts my spirit. And some Sundays, like today, you hit the nail on the head. Made me realize I need to do something about a situation that is impacting me in a negative way. Thank You.
There is an Arab proverb that goes, “ He who knows not, and knows not he knows not, he is a fool—shun him; he who knows not, and knows he knows not, he is simple—teach him; he who knows, and knows not he knows, he is asleep—wake him; he who knows, and knows he knows, he is wise—follow him.”
Recorded in an ancient book of wisdom: Proverbs 13:20 “The one walking with the wise vill become wise, but the one who has dealings with the stupid will fare badly.”
Great and thoughtful article. However, I cannot change my situation. At the beginning of this year, I was moved into an assisted living home because of my Parkinson’s disease. It is notI where i would ideally live, plus I quit driving and gave my. Vehicle Tom my grandson. This really limits what I can do, However, it is up to me to s me the best of the situation and Encourage others here to make the best of their situation, too.
Hi Eric, all these trips you mention sound wonderful. Everything has a price . The problem is a lot of us finally got a chance to relax and paint and I must say they sound wonderful. But when you’re on a fixed income and i’ve had a stroke which I do not let stop me, all these wonderful places are just so expensive. So I go on and taking what I can from what I read and try to apply them and paint them with the knowledge I find through people like you and U tube of course , And plein air articles and live vicariously in New Zealand through you . thanks so much.
Dear Eric, I am always so refreshed and inspired during and after reading your Sunday Coffee chats. Thank you for opening up and sharing your world. Mine is such a better place. BTW especially appreciated the invitation to EXPO while you were on the treadmill. Can’t wait to attend another event soon.
Judy
I am delighted to read your” Sunday Cafe “email.
The uplifting suggestions, to help make life positive
through personal changes, is excellent advice.
Sorry to miss the interesting travel plans, this year.
Stay safe.
That is a good one!!! Right on the nose!
I always look forward to my Sunday Coffee. It always puts me in a good mood, lifts my spirit. And some Sundays, like today, you hit the nail on the head. Made me realize I need to do something about a situation that is impacting me in a negative way. Thank You.
There is an Arab proverb that goes, “ He who knows not, and knows not he knows not, he is a fool—shun him; he who knows not, and knows he knows not, he is simple—teach him; he who knows, and knows not he knows, he is asleep—wake him; he who knows, and knows he knows, he is wise—follow him.”
Here I am at Smuggler’s Notch with only my sketch pad, pens, and watercolors. Next year I’ll bring my plein air gear.
Recorded in an ancient book of wisdom: Proverbs 13:20 “The one walking with the wise vill become wise, but the one who has dealings with the stupid will fare badly.”
Great and thoughtful article. However, I cannot change my situation. At the beginning of this year, I was moved into an assisted living home because of my Parkinson’s disease. It is notI where i would ideally live, plus I quit driving and gave my. Vehicle Tom my grandson. This really limits what I can do, However, it is up to me to s me the best of the situation and Encourage others here to make the best of their situation, too.
Very good article, Eric. Birds of a feather flock together.
Hi Eric, all these trips you mention sound wonderful. Everything has a price . The problem is a lot of us finally got a chance to relax and paint and I must say they sound wonderful. But when you’re on a fixed income and i’ve had a stroke which I do not let stop me, all these wonderful places are just so expensive. So I go on and taking what I can from what I read and try to apply them and paint them with the knowledge I find through people like you and U tube of course , And plein air articles and live vicariously in New Zealand through you . thanks so much.