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Good morning! Let the coffee flow like... well, like coffee! Or tea, if you prefer. c[_] c\_/
 
KayTheCurler said:
Have you ever been involved in a Studio Trail? Several artists in an area choose a weekend, advertise and then sell their own stuff from their house or studio. Customers drive from place to place to see everything. Might bring you more customers - assuming there are other artists in your area.
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@BethAnne - Or an Art Walk? In the neighborhood where Yobo's flower store is, they had one last year. Artists teamed up with local shops like Yobo's one night for four months time to present art just outside the stores. It was a great opportunity for artists - their work was more seen. It was also a great opportunity for small businesses - gave them another way to attract customers. That neighborhood is fairly art-friendly. They also have an annual event called Art on the Park where artists rent booths to present their work.
 
Remember modern Dai creation is evil ... all was created in the past ...

This concept opens the door to successful destruction of the alternates ... as ad vocated ... God Said! Yet still God said that none could face IDe ... thus the vacancy of thought ... sort of corrupts my Cercal stance ... some people hate such rounded environments ... with dervish!

Its way out there ...
 
I've never understood that tea, ya know. I love tea in all it's white green black glory, and I have absolutely nothing against bergamot, but flavouring the former with the latter is beyond me. It's a bit like milk in tea. Does not belong together in my taste bank...
 
BetteTheRed said:
I've never understood that tea, ya know. I love tea in all it's white green black glory, and I have absolutely nothing against bergamot, but flavouring the former with the latter is beyond me. It's a bit like milk in tea. Does not belong together in my taste bank...
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To each their own. I love the Earl. David's Cream of Earl Grey goes one better with a hint of vanilla.
 
I'm supposed to be getting ready to go to my godfather's cabin in the woods (where there will be a LOT of green tea). I'm also supposed to be constructing a coleslaw that requires an hour sitting in a colander with sugar and salt. I'm supposed to be there mid-afternoon, and it takes two and a half hours... Why am I sitting at my computer talking about tea and drinking coffee instead of bustling around? LAST...
 
Mendalla said:
Ah, but did either of them come from a family of French vintners?:D

(Yes, I am a Jean Luc fan, though I like original Kirk, too).
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Not sure I see how coming from a family of French vintners makes one qualified to judge which is best between coffee and tea. Interesting thing about Picard - supposedly French but has a distinct English accent.
 
I know one artist who invited friends to join her. They (after advertising, of course) set up weather protection in the front and back yard, provided cold drinks and coffee with home made snacks. The community I live in has public spaces that could be used the same way.
 
Hmmm...the other neighbour who has been coming over to help with mom's meals won't be over as much as her husband feels that spending 1/2 hr here twice a day is taking her away from home for far too long...she's here longer when she used to just come over to visit!
 
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