Dear Kristin,
I hope you find solace in me.
When you create, you are so happy. You are filled with peace and exude joy. I know that time in your apron - with paint on your fingers and glitter in your hair - is time when you and I are the closest. And when we are apart, I miss you.
Please don't forget about me. Remember that at the core of who you are, you are a creative person who makes your world a better place simply because you love being in it. Create with abandon, make art from your heart, and when you want to, share your passion with others.
Trust me. Trust yourself. Hold my hand and I will lead the way . . .
Little You
13 comments:
So very sweet! I love this and think we should all write a letter to our 'little' selves. Remembering to cherish all the wonderful things about ourselves is so very important.
Love this...
Smiles
That is really adorable, I don't want to sully it with my glitter story, but remind me sometime!
That's really neat, Kristin.
I am grateful to read your vision statement. So much of my claiming my art was giving myself permission to do so.. and then doing it.
Love the photo, too. Brava!
With Love from another Artistic Mom!
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Oh....that's wonderful, thank you for sharing! Cute picture too!
wonderful words Kristin! In the time that I have known you in blog land I have seen your confidence with your art grow and grow, you are an inspiration. What a lovely post xxx
like your letter from your little self..is that you in the photo..arent you cute and blondie
Super terrific! Little You is veyr wise!
Kathy over at Everyday Bliss
oh...i love this letter...i must write one to little me too...hugs...i am commenting...did you notice???lol...xxx
Kristin, What great sentiment... seems so much more personal when it is in a letter form. I have yet to do mine, but am getting more and more inspired as I see the statements from all of you creative Artistic Mothers!
Oh Kristin, that is truly wonderful! I love it!
beautiful
Wow. You are amazing! You were able to voice what so many of us creatives need to hear. We all need to remember our younger selves and how free we once were. Thank you.
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